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OFFICIAL  LIST  OF  AWARDS 


GRANTED   BY   THE 


Philippine    International    Jury 

At  the  Philippine  Government  Exposition 

WORLD'S    FAIR,    ST.    LOUIS,    MO. 


ST.  Louis,  Mo.,  U.  S.  A. 
1904 


OF   THE 


Philippine  Exposition  Board 


TO  THE 


Louisiana  Purchase  Exposition 


AND 

OFFICIAL  LIST.  OF  AWARDS 

GRANTED  BY  THE 

Philippine    International   Jury 

At  the  Philippine  Government  Exposition 

WORLD'S    FAIR,    ST.    LOUIS,    MO. 


ST.  Louis,  Mo.,  U.  S.  A. 
1904 


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REPORT  OF  THE 

PHILIPPINE   EXPOSITION   BOARD 

TO   THE 

LOUISIANA  PURCHASE  EXPOSITION 


The  Philippine  Exposition  Board  was  created  by  Act  514  of  the  Philip- 
pine Commission,  passed  for  the  purpose  of  collecting  and  installing  a  disj 
tinctively  Philippine  exhibit  at  the  Louisiana  Purchase  Exposition  of  1904, 
at  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

The  original  act  carried  an  appropriation  of  $125,000,  which  was  made 
immediately  available,  and  authorized  the  Board  to  incur  additional  obliga- 
tions to  the  amount  of  $250,000  apart  from  such  sum  as  might  be  set  aside  by 
the  Louisiana  Purchase  Exposition  Company  as  aid  to  the  Philippine  exhibit. 
The  amount  of  such  aid  was  $200,000,  from  the  appropriation  made  by 
congress. 

Several  amendments  to  Act  514  were  made,  notably  Acts  .765-827-1055, 
and  other  acts  carrying  additional  appropriations. 

The  Exposition  Board,  as  originally  appointed,  consisted  of  Dr.  W.  P. 
Wilson,  Director  of  the  Philadelphia  Commercial  Museum;  Dr.  Gustavo  Nie- 
derlein,  Chief  of  the  Scientific  Department  of  the  Philadelphia  Museums,  and 
Mr.  Pedro  A.  Paterno,  of  Manila,  as  members,  and  Dr.  Leon  M.  Guerrero, 
also  of  Manila,  secretary.  Mr.  Carson  Taylor  was  appointed  disbursing  officer. 

Several  changes  in  the  authorized  official  organization  have  occurred. 
Mr.  Pedro  A.  Paterno,  member,  whose  work  had  been  confined  to  the 
Philippine  Islands,  resigned  in  August,  1904,  and  was  succeeded  by  Mr.  A. 
L.  Lawshe,  auditor  for  the  Philippine  Islands,  who  was  appointed  to  serve 
during  a  leave  of  absence  from  the  Philippines.  Dr.  W.  P.  Wilson  resigned 
the  chairmanship  in  October,  1904,  the  resignation  to  take  effect  November 
ist  following.  Mr.  Lawshe  was  appointed  to  the  chairmanship  to  succeed 
Dr.  Wilson,  and  Mr.  Herbert  S.  Stone,  previously  connected  with  the  Board 
as  Chief  of  Publicity,  was  appointed  to  the  vacant  membership  on  the  Board. 

The  present  chairman  of  the  Board,  not  having  participated  in  any  man- 
ner in  organizing  or  installing  the  Philippine  exhibit,  is  in  a  position  to  dis- 

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PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 


•cbs-s : without  'indelicacy  or  impropriety  the  great  work  done  by  the  Board 
under  its  former  organization. 

The  task  of  collecting  the  material  for  the  exhibit  devolved  upon  Dr. 
Niederlein,  who,  as  Director  of  Exhibits,  was  given  sole  charge  of  this  work. 
He  arrived  in  the  islands  for  the  purpose  in  October,  1902.  The  exhibit 
as  completed  is  of  itself  a  magnificent  testimonial  to  his  intelligence,  zeal  and 
energy,  and  is  conceded  by  all  to  be  the  one  surpassing  feature  of  the  World's 
Fair  of  1904. 

Chairman  Wilson  made  a  brief  visit  to  the  Philippine  Islands  in   May,. 
1903,  to   arrange  plans   for  the  work,   and  upon   his   return   undertook   the 
construction  of  the  buildings  and  the  beautifying  of   the  grounds.     Forty- 
seven    acres    of    rolling   country,    lying    for     the     most     part,     on     an     ele- 
vation of  the  southwestern  section  of  the  World's  Fair  grounds  were  assigned 
to  the   Philippine  exhibit.     The  work  of   construction   consisted   in  building 
a  miniature  city  with  streets  and  parks  and  complete   sewerage,  water  and 
electric  light  and  fire  alarm  systems.     The  ground  plan  included  a   central 
park   or  plaza,  beautifully  ornamented  by  the   landscape  gardener's   art,  the 
sides   of   the   quadrangle   being   occupied   respectively   by   the    Cathedral,   or 
Educational  building,  the  typical  Manila  house,  the  Commerce  building  and 
the  Government  or  Administration  building,   each   of  these  beautiful   struc- 
tures being  filled  with  appropriate  exhibits.     In  addition,  there  are  separate 
exhibit   buildings   devoted    to   forestry,    to   mines    and    metallurgy,    to    agri- 
culture and  horticulture,  to  fish  and  game  and  to  ethnology,  all  artistically 
placed.     A  reproduction  of  the  ancient  walls  of  Manila  commands  the  main 
approach  to  the  Philippine  grounds.     After  crossing  a  miniature  reproduc- 
tion  of  the   Bridge  of   Spain   which   spans   the   Pasig   river   at    Manila,   the 
visitors  enters  the  Philippine  reservation  through  the  Real  gate,  villages  typical 
of  Philippine   life  from  the  lowest  grade  to  the   better  class   surround   the 
main  buildings,  while  on  the  south  side  are  the  quarters,  camps  and  parade 
grounds    of    the    Philippines  constabulary    and  the  Philippine    scouts.      The 
"Manila   Observatory,"   with  a  large   out-door  relief   map  on  the   east,   and 
a  hospital  and  office  building  in  a  convenient  space  on  the  west  part  of  the 
grounds,  and  the  usual  complement  buildings  occupied  by  concessionaires,  as 
restaurants,  places  of  entertainment,  and  booths,  complete  the  scheme. 

Each  and  every  building  constructed  under  Philippine  auspices  is  typical  of 
the  islands.  Vast  quantities  of  bamboo  and  nipa  brought  from  the  archi- 
pelago were  used  in  the  construction  of  the  native  villages,  as  well  as  in  the 
Forestry,  Mines,  Agricultural  and  Fish  and  Game  buildings.  The  visitor 
familiar  with  Philippine  scenes  is  struck  with  the  accuracy  of  the  reproduc- 
tions which  he  beholds. 


REPORT  OF  EXPOSITION  BOARD. 


While  the  expenditure  for  the  exhibit  has  far  exceeded  the  amount  orig- 
inally contemplated  by  the  Philippine  Commission,  due  to  many  causes  and 
conditions  not  necessary  to  discuss  here  the  concensus  of  opinion  as  gathered 
from  visitors  is  that  it  is  worth  all  it  has  cost  and  more,  in  giving  to  the 
people  of  the  United  States  a  more  intimate  knowledge  of  the  resources  and 
possibilities  of  the  Philippine  Islands  than  they  could  acquire  except  by  an 
actual  and  extended  visit. 

The  exhibit  is,  moreover,  an  honest  one.  While  all  of  the  seventy  or 
more  groups  of  people  in  the  archipelago  could  not  be  represented,  we  have 
the  least  civilized  in  the  Negritos  and  the^Igorots;  the  semi-civilized  in  the 
Bagobos  and  the  Moros,  and  the  civilized  and  cultured  in  the  Visayans,  as 
well  as  in  the  constabulary  and  scout  organizations.  In  all  other  respects, 
commercially,  industrially,  and  socially,  the  exhibit  is  a  faithful  portrayal. 

The  official  staff  of  the  board  was  as  follows : 

Dr.  Wm.  P.  Wilson,  chairman. 

Dr.    Gustavo   Niederlein,    member    and    director    of    exhibits. 

Mr.  Pedro  A.  Paterno,  member. 

Dr.  Leon  M.  Guerrero,  secretary. 

Mr.   Edmund   A.   Felder,   executive   officer. 

Mr.  Carson  Taylor,  disbursing  officer. 

Mr.  H.  C.  Lewis,  cashier. 

•  Rev.  Jose  Algue,  S.  J.,  director  of  the  Philippine  Weather  Bureau  and 
director  of  the  Philippine  Exposition  Observatory. 

Captain  M.  C.  Butler,  U.  S.  A.,  director  of  supplies. 

Captain  Llewellyn  P.  Williamson,  medical  department,  U.  S.  A.,  medical 
director. 

Mr.  Chas.  L.  Hall,  chief,   Department  of  Agriculture. 

Mr.  Chas.  P.  Fenner,  chief,  Department  of  Commerce  and  Manufactures 
and  representative  of  the  American  Chamber  of  Commerce  of  Manila. 

Mr.  A.  R.  Hager,  chief,  Department  of  Education. 

Dr.  Albert  E.  Jenks,  chief,  Ethnological  Survey  for  the  Philippine  Is- 
lands and  chief,  Department  of  Ethnology,  Philippine  Exposition. 

Mr.  Roy  Hopping,  chief,  Department  of  Mines  and  Metallurgy. 

Mr.  Herbert  S.  Stone,  .chief,  Department  of  Publicity. 

Mr.  Alfred  C.  Newell,  chief,  Department  of  Exploitation. 

Mr.  Wm.  N.  Swarthout,  editor  of  the  Manila  Times,  on  special  duty. 

Mr.  Geo.  P.  Linden,  curator  of  exhibits,  in  charge  of  Forestry. 

Captain  F.  E.  Cofren,  P.  C.,  chief  of  war  exhibit 

Mr.  Antonio  G.  Escamilla,  assistant  secretary. 

Captain  Geo.  S.  Clark,  purchasing  agent. 


PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 


Mr.  A.  E.  Anderson,  architect. 

Mr.  Jas.  D.  Lalor,   chief  engineer. 

Miss  Pilar  Zamora,  superintendent  of  Model  School. 

Mr.  Jose  Quadras,  chief  of  Fish  and  Game. 

In  addition  to  this  official  staff,  there  was  a  large  force  of  laborers, 
clerks,  etc.,  employed  in  installing  and  maintaining  the  exhibits. 

In  spite  of  the  hard  rains,  the  Philippine  Exposition  was  formally 
opened  to  the  public  on  June  i8th,  and  Colonel  Edwards  as  representative  of 
the  secretary  of  war,  transferred  the  exhibits  to  President  Francis.  In  the 
presence  of  a  large  crowd,  the  parade  of  eleven  hundred  natives,  ranging 
from  the  uniformed  Scouts  to  the  simply-garbed  Igorot,  passed  in  review 
before  the  secretary  of  the_treasury,  Honorable  Leslie  M.  Shaw,  President  Fran- 
cis, General  John  C.  Bates,  commanding  the  Northern  Division  of  the  United 
States  army,  Colonel  Edwards,  and  other  distinguished  visitors.  The  stand 
was  decorated  with  American  flags  and  the  arms  of  the  Philippines  with  the 
devices  of  the  different  provinces.  The  exercises  were  opened  with  prayer 
by  Rev.  Jose  Algue,  S.  J.,  director  of  the  Philippine  Weather  Bureau.  Dr. 
Wilson,  chairman  of  the  board,  then  spoke  of  the  collection  of  exhibits  and  the 
preparation  of  the  Exposition.  He  was  followed  by  Colonel  Edwards  who 
read  a  number  of  congratulatory  telegrams  from  President  Roosevelt,  Secre- 
tary Taft  and  others.  Addresses  were  also  made  by  Mayor  Wells,  President 
Francis  and  Dr.  Niederlein,  director  of  exhibits. 

August  1 3th,  the  anniversary  of  the  fall  of  Manila  was  set  aside  by  the 
Exposition  authorities  as  "Philippine  Day"  and  for  a  week  or  more  before 
that  date  was  widely  advertised.  At  10:30  in  the  morning-,  over  6,000  soldiers 
of  the  United  States  formed  at  the  parade  entrance,  escorted  the  guest  of 
honor,  the  secretary  of  war,  and  other  distinguished  guests,  through  the 
grounds  of  the  Louisiana  Purchase  Exposition  to  the  Philippine  reserva- 
tion. In  the  grandstand  many  veterans  of  the  Philippine  campaigns  were 
gathered :  General  Humphrey,  General  Merritt,  General  Chas.  King,  Gen- 
eral Bell,  General  Smith,  General  Bates,  General  Hale,  General  Wheaton,  Col- 
onel Edwards  and  others,  together  with  President  Francis,  Mayor  Wells, 
the  officials  of  the  Philippine  Exposition  and  many  of  the  honorary  Filipino 
commissioners.  Secretary  Taft  made  a  memorable  speech  on  the  opportunities 
in  the  Philippines  and  the  proper  legislation  to  secure  the  best  results.  Hon. 
Benito  Legarda,  president  of  the  honorary  commission,  spoke  of  the  feeling 
of  the  Filipinos  toward  America  and  American  government  of  the  islands  and 
the  gratification  of  the  members  of  the  commission  over  the  representation 
at  St.  Louis.  Dr.  Wilson,  Congressman  John  Allen  and  others  also  spoke. 


REPORT  OF  EXPOSITION  BOARD. 


THE  FORESTRY  EXHIBIT. 
MR.  GEORGE  P.  LINDEN,  CHIEF. 


This  exhibit  is  installed  in  a  handsome  and  characteristic  bamboo  and 
nipa  structure  of  the  bungalow  type.  The  exhibit  itself  is  the  wonder  and 
admiration  of  visitors,  those  in  a  position  to  know  asserting  that  it  is  the  most 
complete  and  elaborate  of  its  kind  ever  gotten  together.  Certainly  no  other 
forestry  exhibit  at  the  Louisiana  'Purchase  Exposition  equals  it  in  variety  or 
splendor. 

The  installation  of  the  Forestry  exhibit  was  completed  by  the  opening 
day.  The  interior  of  the  building  is  divided  into  four  parts,  of  which  two 
are  utilized  to  show  the  woods  in  the  rough,  and  planed  and  polished  states ; 
a  third  being  used  to  display  the  forestry  by-products,  and  the  la-st  to  con- 
tain the  finished  products  made  into  furniture.  This  display  shows  the 
skill  of  the  Filipino  workmen  in  cabinet-making,  carving,  inlaid-woodwork- 
etc.,  and  demonstrates  the  possibilities  of  the  various  woods. 

THE  WOOD  EXHIBIT. 

Directly  in  the  central  aisle  are  two  pieces  of  Calantas,  or  "Philippine 
cedar,''  36x5  feet  in  size.  One  is  highly  polished,  and  the  other  is  in  the 
rough  state,  showing  the  daily  work  of  cutting  with  an  ordinary  frame  saw  by 
Chinese  workmen. 

On  the  left  side  of  the  Calantas  wood,  the  timber  testing  laboratory  of 
the  Manila  Bureau  of  Forestry  has  exhibited  some  of  the  commercially  known 
woods,  given  all  known  data  relating  to  same,  the  vulgar  and  scientific  names, 
locality,  distribution,  uses  and  prices  on  beach  and  market  in  Manila. 

On  the  right  side  of  the  Calantas  woods,  sections  of  trees  eight  feet 
high  are  shown  in  pairs,  one  in  the  rough  and  one  in  the  polished  state. 
Above  both  exhibits  some  very  fine  specimens  of  boards  one  inch  thick, 
from  eighteen  to  thirty  inches  wide  and  twelve  to  eighteen  feet  long  are  dis- 
played. On  either  side  of  these  columns  smaller  samples  of  woods  are  shown  in 
pyramids.  Directly  in  the  center  of  the  building  in  the  rotunda,  is  a  column 
of  woods  twenty  feet  high  made  of  the  respective  varieties,  Narra,  Supa, 
Tindalo  and  Guijo,  all  highly  polished.  The  entire  wall  space  of  the  building 
is  covered  with  planks  sixteen  feet  high,  shown  in  pairs,  planed  and  varnished. 
In  the  southeast  and  southwest  parts  of  the  building,  extremely  large  sam- 
ples of  Narra,  Calantas  and  Tindalo  are  displayed,  each  being  fourteen  to 
sixteen  feet  long,  not  less  than  three  to  four  feet  wide  and  ranging  from  six 
to  eight  inches  in  thickness.  There  is  also  a  Narra  table  top  nine  feet 
seven  inches  in  diameter. 


10  PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 

THE  BY-PRODUCTS. 

This  section  of  the  building  is  lined  with  show  cases  in  which  are 
principally  displayed  gums,  rosins,  medicinal  plants,  seeds,  fruits,  oil  seeds, 
oils  and  perfumes.  In  the  interior  are  pyramids  of  Brea  and  Gum  Almaciga 
(Dammar)  and  torches  made  of  resin  and  palm  leaves,  and  some 
cocoanuts.  In  the  corner  of  the  northeast  end  of  the  building  a  pyramid 
of  gutta  percha  and  sections  of  gutta  percha  trees  may  be  seen.  In  a  wall 
case  are  rubber  samples  of  different  qualities,  and  manufactured  articles  of 
calabash  and  cocoanuts. 

Directly  above  this  show  case  textile  fibers,  basts  and  the  gogo  or  soap- 
bark  are  displayed.  Manufactured  articles  in  the  fourth  section  consist  of 
tables,  chiffoniers,  sideboards,  wardrobes,  desks,  trunks,  bedsteads,  all  highly 
polished,  while  some  are  artistically  carved  and  inlaid  with  mother  of  pearl. 

The  Bureau  of  Forestry,  Manila,  exhibits  specimens  of  tested  timber, 
models  showing  transportation  of  logs,  and  a  large  collection  of  photographs. 
The  Government  Laboratories  present  a  large  herbarium  of  the  Philippine  flora. 
Through  the  entire  building  suspended  from  the  rafters,  are  basts,  fibers, 
hammocks,  raincoats,  and  woodenware  mounted  on  shields.  On  the  veranda, 
rattans,  bamboo  timber  in  the  rough,  tan  and  dye  barks,  fruits  of  timber  trees, 
rattan  chairs,  and  benches  are  displayed. 

The  total  number  of  exhibitors  in  this  department  is  twelve  hundred  and 
ninety- four.  The  Superior  jury  approved  the  following  awards : 

Grand  prizes,  three;  gold  medals,  twenty-four;  silver  medals,  thirty-nine; 
bronze  medals,  thirty-two ;  honorable  mentions,  two  hundred  and  seven ;  total 
number  awards  granted,  three  hundred  and  five. 

On  August  5th,  the  Filipino  students   arrived,  and  eight  were  detailed  to 
the  Forestry  building  to  explain  'the  different  exhibits  to  visitors. 


COMMERCE  AND   MANUFACTURERS. 
CHARLES  P.  FENNER,  CHIEF. 


While  in  the  Philippines,  Dr.  Gustavo  Niederlein,  of  the  Philippine  Ex- 
position board,  conceived  the  idea  of  making  a  commercial  exhibit,  showing 
the  articles  of  importation,  their  cost,  method  of  packing,  etc.  This  was 
carried  to  a  most  successful  conclusion,  and  has  awakened  much  interest  in 
Philippine  commercial  matters,  which  can  but  result  in  benefit  to  both 
American  and  Philippine  business  men.  Exhibitors  of  samples  of  imports  in 


REPORT  OF  EXPOSITION  BOARD.  11 


this  department  have  been  awarded  suitable  medals  and  diplomas  for  their 
collaboration  and  the  wisdom  of  the  scheme  has  been  fully  demonstrated. 

The  work  of  installation  began  February  2Oth  and  was  concluded  on 
June  1 6th,  since  which  date  the  Commerce  building  has  been  open  to  the 
public.  This  work  was  accomplished  by  the  building  of  nineteen  wall  cases, 
placing  of  thirty  smaller  cases,  setting  up  and  finishing  three  large  private 
cases  for  cigars  and  cigarettes,  and  building  a  platform  and  setting  up  five 
large  private  cases  for  liquors,  building  a  platform  for  a  large  exhibit  of 
rope  and  hemp  and  installing  nearly  eight  thousand  exhibits.  Most  of  the 
exhibits  went  in  the  cases,  but  some  of  the  larger  articles  were  installed 
without  enclosure. 

The  jury  work  was  taken  up  on  the  arrival  of  the  honorary  commis- 
sioners and  the  number  of  awards  recommended  by  the  jury  in  the  Commerce 
building  was  as  follows: 

For  actual  exhibitors :  Grand  prizes,  eleven ;  gold  medals,  twenty- 
eight  ;  silver  medals,  eighteen ;  bronze  medals,  forty ;  honorable  mentions,  two 
hundred  and  seventy-one ;  special  gold  medal,  one. 

For  collaborators :  Grand  prizes,  seven ;  gold  medals,  one ;  special  gold 
medal,  one ;  silver  medals,  twenty-one ;  bronze  medals,  twelve ;  honorable 
mentions,  eight. 

It  is  difficult  to  make  the  installation  of  a  commercial  exhibit  attractive 
but  with  the  material  and  facilities  at  hand  a  creditable  showing  has  been 
made. 

The  most  successful  installation  in  the  building  is  that  of  the  liquors  of 
Ynchausti  &  Company  of  Manila,  who  were  awarded  a  gold  medal  for  the 
exhibit  and  a  special  gold  medal  for  the  superiority  of  the  installation  over 
all  others  in  the  department.  The  grand  prize  was  also  awarded  this  com- 
pany for  its  exhibit  of  rope  which  is  most  attractively  installed  and  has 
elicited  very  favorable  comment  as  to  its  appearance  and  superior  quality. 
Their  hemp,  which  was  used  largely  for  decorative  purposes,  was  awarded  a 
gold  medal  and  they  received  also  a  gold  medal  for  their  exhibit  of  sugar. 

The  exhibits  of  the  Germinal  and  Insular  Cigar  factories  each  received 
a  grand  prize  and  are  very  well  displayed  in  beautiful  native  Philippine  hard- 
wood cases. 

The  display  of  "El  Sport"  also  received  a  grand  prize  and  is  one  of  the 
most  creditable  in  the  building. 

Gold  medals  were  awarded  for  the  exhibits  of  hemp  to  Warner,  Barnes 
&  Company,  McLeod  &  Company,  and  Smith,  Bell  &  Company,  the  latter 
company  receiving  also  a  grand  prize  for  its  exhibit  of  Copra. 

The  San  Miguel  Brewery  was  awarded  a  grand  prize  for  the  excellence 


12  PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 

and  reputation  of  its  product.  The  Ylang-Ylang  industry  is  represented  by 
Stahl  &  Rumcker,  Legarda  &  Tuason,  and  H.  G.  Lane,  the  first  two  of  whom 
received  gold  medals  and  the  latter  a  silver  medal.  Legarda  &  Tuason  were 
also  awarded  a  gold  medal  for  their  exhibit  of  distilled  liquors.  For  the 
small  but  excellent  exhibit  of  rope  of  B.  Valenzuela,  a  gold  medal  was  awarded. 

The  Commercial  Library,  consisting  of  the  Philippine  tariff  and  customs 
administrative  act,  public  laws  and  resolutions  passed  by  the  civil  commis- 
sion, and  other  books  of  interest,  have  served  excellently  as  works  of  reference. 

The  department  has  been  in  receipt  of  many  inquiries  as  to  commercial 
matters  in  the  islands  and  has  disseminated  much  valuable  information  among 
American  business  men,  intending  investors,  and  others  interested. 


DEPARTMENT  OF   LIBERAL  ARTS  AND   FINE  ARTS. 
DR.  LEON  M.  GUERRERO,  CHIEF. 


LIBERAL,  ARTS. 

The  objects  belonging  to  the  department  are  installed  in  the  two  wings  on 
the  ground  floor  of  the  Government  building,  while  the  fine  art  exhibit  is 
placed  in  the  art  gallery  formed  by  the  rear  wing  of  the  building.  Taking 
advantage  of  the  available  facilities,  they  were  arranged  so  as  to  give  unity 
to  the  whole,  notwithstanding  their  variety,  thus  making  the  general  effect 
pleasing  to  the  eye. 

A  collection  of  mollusks  of  great  scientific  value  belonging  to  Mr.  Quad- 
ras, and  a  collection  of  insects  prepared  by  Charles  S.  Banks,  were  placed, 
respectively  in  the  right  and  left  wings  of  the  building.  Although  not  really 
belonging  to  the  department  they  have  proved  to  be  a  great  attraction  to  the 
intelligent  public. 

The  large  collection  of  books,  pamphlets,  newspapers,  photographs,  etc., 
relating  to  the  Philippines,  the  maps,  the  public  and  private  house  models,  the 
different  exhibits  of  the  Insular  Government,  bureaus,  have  also  been  ex- 
hibited in  the  places  above  mentioned.  The  needle  work  in  silk  cloth,  pina 
and  cotton,  together  with  work  in  leather,  silver  and  gold,  and  musical  in- 
struments noteworthy  on  account  of  perfect  workmanship,  as  shown  in  the 
piano  of  Mr.  Trinidad,  are  equally  well  displayed  for  public  inspection. 
Among  the  musical  productions  should  be  specially  mentioned,  the  Tonopsis 
Mecanica  of  Mr.  Canseco,  an  apparatus  which,  by  purely  mechanical  means, 
gives  the  chords  of  any  melody. 


REPORT  OF  EXPOSITION  BOARD.  13 

After  the  review  of  the  Superior  jury,  the  prizes  awarded  to  this  de- 
partment were  as  follows : 

Grand  prizes,  fourteen ;  gold  medals,  fifty-five ;  silver  medals,  sixty- 
four;  bronze  medals,  forty-five;  honorable  mentions,  one  hundred  and  twen- 
ty-three. 

FINE   ARTS. 

The  main  installation  was  made  in  the  reception  hall  of  the  Government 
building,  both  for  paintings  and  sculpture.  Of  the  first  mentioned  there 
were  sixty-one,  selected  for  special  merit,  and  of  the  second  twenty- 
eight,  notable  for  their  artistic  inception  and  execution.  The  remainder  were 
divided  between  the  Educational  building  and  the  Manila  house,  there  being 
eighty-five  oil  paintings  aside  from  water  colors  and  some  drawings  in 
crayon,  thirty-five  pieces  of  sculpture  and  eight  wood-carvings.  Among  the 
pieces  of  sculpture  there  were  included  certain  ancient  pieces  which,  in  cer- 
tain respects,  illustrate  the  history  of  this  branch  of  fine  arts  cultivated  by 
the  Filipinos  with  special  application  to  religious  inconography. 

The  artists  of  many  of  these  works  have  been  recognized  in  other  com- 
petitions as  real  masters  in  the  world  of  art,  notably:  Luna,  Resureccion- 
Hidalgo,  Zaragoza,  De  la  Rosa,  Rivera,  Espiritu,  Antillon  and  Santos  among 
the  painters  and  Pardo  de  Tavera,  Tampinco,  Teotico,  Gaudinez,  Garcia  and 
others  in  sculpture  and  wood-carving. 

In  July  the  paintings  and  sculptures  were  examined,  and  the  following 
awards  were  unanimously  made : 

Grand  prizes,  four;  gold  medals,  fifteen;  silver  medals,  thirty-one; 
bronze  medals,  thirty-eight;  honorable  mentions,  forty-two. 

A  large  number  of  people  visited  and  admired  these  exhibits  daily. 


THE   PHILIPPINE  WEATHER   BUREAU. 
DR.  RAMON  LACSON,  CHTKF. 


The  Manila  observatory  has  taken  a  special  interest  in  the  St.  Lou?s  Ex- 
position and  has  exhibited  a  model  of  a  first-class  metereological-seismic  station 
equipped  with  the  very  latest  instruments.  This  model,  unlike  the  others  on 
exhibition  at  the  World's  Fair,  is  in  working  order,  and  all  the  recording 
instruments  are  continually  kept  in  motion  by  the  head  mechanic  of  the 
Manila  Central  observatory,  Mr.  Roman  Trinidad. 

The  work  in  this  meterological  station  consists  principally  in  taking  two 
daily  observations  of  Green's  mercurial  barometer,  of  the  maximum  and  mini- 


14  PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 

mum  temperature  of  the  psychrometer,  of  the  direction  of  the  winds  and  of 
the  clouds,  and  also  when  it  rains  the  amount  of  rain  that  has  fallen  before 
the  time  of  the  observation.  Besides  these  direct  observations,  the  following- 
phenomena  are  automatically  recorded — the  velocity  and  direction  of  the  wind 
with  Richard's  Anemograph  and  Anemo-cinemograph,  with  Friez'  Quadruple 
Register  and  with  an  Anemograph  invention  of  the  observatory;  the  rainfall 
with  Richard's  pluviograph ;  the  atmospheric  pressure  with  the  ordinary  Rich- 
ard's barograph;  the  electric  disturbances  with  both  Odenbach's  and  Fenyi's 
ceraunographs.  The  universal  miscroseismograph,  invention  of  Vicentini,  but 
modified  by  Father  Algue  and  built  by  the  mechanics  of  the  Manila  observatory 
is  also  carefully  set  each  day. 

As  is  well  known,  the  Manila  observatory  exhibits  also  a  set  of  relief 
maps,  each  of  which  is  an  original  map,  having  been  built  by  the 
mechanics  of  the  Manila  observatory  under  the  direction  of  Rev.  Jose  Algue, 
S.  J.  The  most  important  of  these  maps  and  the  one  that  evokes  the  general 
admiration  of  visitors,  is  the  huge  out-door  map  of  the  Philippine  Islands,  as 
defined  by  the  Paris  treaty  in  1896  and  the  subsequent  treaty  with  Spain  in 
1899.  This  map  measures  no  feet  from  north  to  south  and  75  feet  from  east 
to  west,  the  horizontal  scale  being  36  to  50  kilometers,  and  the  vertical  scale  in 
the  proportion  of  twenty-eight  inches  to  every  five  kilometers. 

In  order  that  the  climate  of  the  Philippines  may  be  more  universally 
known,  the  pamphlet,  "The  Climate  of  the  Philippine  Islands,"  by  Rev.  Jose 
Algue,  published  by  the  Department  of  Commerce  and  Labor,  is  distributed 
among  inquiring  visitors. 

The  installation  of  the  Philippine  Weather  Bureau  exhibit  was  complete 
at  the  formal  opening  of  the  Philippine  Exposition  grounds  on  June  18,  1904. 
The  exhibit  is  divided  into  two  sections;  the  meterologico-seismical,  and  the 
geographical. 

The  Metereologico-seismical  section  is  represented  by  a  model  first-class 
Metereologico-seismical  station,  which  has  been  awarded  the  grand  prize  by 
the  Philippine  International  jury  of  the  Louisiana  Purchase  Exposition.  The 
station  is  provided  not  only  with  instruments  that  are  generally  to  be  found 
in  first-class  metereologico-seismical  stations,  such  as  thermometers,  barometers 
and  barographs,  anemometers  and  anemographs,  pluviometers  and  pluvio- 
graph s,  psychrometers  and  psychrographs,  sunshine  recorder,  vaporimeter 
and  peismographs,  but  also  with  instruments  that  have  been  recently  invented, 
and  which  are  to  be  found  only  in  a  few  well  appointed  observatories.  First 
in  importance  among  these  instruments  is  the  baro-cyclone-meter  of  Rev. 
Jose  Algue,  S.  J.  This  instrument,  tog-ether  with  the  Refraction  Nephoscope 
of  the  same  inventor,  has  been  awarded  the  "Grand  Prize."  The  others  are  the 


REPORT  OF  EXPOSITION  BOARD.    15 

universal  microseismograph  of  the  Vicentini  type,  built  by  Mr.  Roman  Trini- 
dad and  other  mechanics  of  the  Manila  observatory,  under  the  direction  of 
Rev.  Jose  Algue,  S.  J.,  who  also  modified  the  vertical  part  of  the  apparatus, 
which  was  awarded  a  "Gold  Medal ;"  the  Seismographic  Pedulum  of  Fr.  Suarez, 
S.  J.,  built  by  the  same  mechanics,  also  merited  a  "Gold  Medal;"  the  two  types 
of  ceratmographs,  the  Odenbach's  and  the  Fenyi's;  the  first  named  one  is  a 
duplicate  of  the  only  ceraunograph  existing  in  the  new  continent,  while  the 
other  is  the  first  ceraunograph  built  according  to  the  plans  of  the  inventor,  who 
is  the  only  one  that  has  experimented  extensively  in  this  line  in  the  old  con- 
tinent. All  of  these  instruments  have  been  in  working  order  since  the  begin- 
ning of  the  Exposition,  and  two  daily  observations  have  been  taken  by  Mr. 
Roman  Trinidad. 

The  geographical  section  consists  principally  of  the  big  outdoor  relief  map 
of  the  Philippine  Islands  already  described.  This  map  is  supplemented  by 
eight  other  relief  maps  showing  the  rainfall  and  wind  direction  in  the  islands, 
both  during  the  dry  and  wet  seasons,  the  mines  and  mineral  springs,  the 
political  and  religious  divisions,  the  ethnography,  the  earthquake  frequency, 
the  forestry  and  agriculture.  There  are  also  exhibited  several  maps  of  less 
importance,  such  as  the  relief  map  of  Manila  bay,  the  map  of  Manila  and 
surrounding  towns,  used  by  General  Otis,  early  maps  of  the  Philippines,  etc. 
This  collection  of  maps  was  awarded  a  grand  prize.  There  are  also  two  maps 
of  Mindanao  made  by  Filipino  draughtsmen,  exhibited  by  the  Society  of 
Jesus  of  the  Philippines  that  have  been  given  a  "Gold  Medal."  The  two  books, 
"El  Archipelago  Filipino,"  and  "Labor  Evangelica,"  exhibited  by  the  Society 
of  Jesus  of  the  Philippines,  and  by  Rev.  Pablo  Pasttells,  S.  J.,  respectively, 
were  each  awarded  a  "Gold  Medal."  This  building  has  been  honored  by  the 
presence  of  many  intelligent  visitors  who  have  admired  not  only  the  complete- 
ness of  the  Metereological-seismical  station,  but  also  the  skill  shown. by  the 
Filipinos  in  preparing  the  maps. 


THE  EDUCATIONAL  EXHIBIT. 
A.  R.  HAGER,  CHIEF. 


The  educational  exhibit  is  installed  in  a  large  well  lighted  building  which 
is  a  diminished  model  of  the  Manila  cathedral.  Central  walls  and  alcoves,  cov- 
ered with  green  burlap,  were  erected  to  give  wall  space,  and  two  hundred 
and  twenty  square  meters  of  space  were  thus  provided.  In  preparing  the  exhibit 
the  first  step  was  to  enlist  the  co-operation  of  the  American  and  Filipino  teach- 
ers in  the  Government  schools,  about  two  thousand  in  number,  and  as  many 


16  PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 

as  possible  of  the  teachers  of  private  schools.  To  this  end,  circulars  were  sent 
to  every  American  teacher,  and  visits  were  made  ,to  the  school  divisions  near 
Manila.  Supplies  of  school  materials,  uniform  paper  for  written  work,  etc., 
were  sent  by  the  Bureau  of  Education,  which  gave  every  assistance  possible 
to  schools  that  requested  such  material.  Letters  were  written  to  a  number 
of  educators  in  America  requesting  personal  expressions  as  to  what  they 
would  find  most  interesting  in  a  Philipine  educational  exhibit.  In  response, 
many  helpful  suggestions  were  received. 

The  educational  exhibit,  known  as  ''Department  A"  of  the  'Philippine 
Exposition  board,  contains  collections  sent  by  four  hundred  and  thirty-eight 
exhibitors  and  consists  of  eight  thousand  five  hundred  and  forty-two  exhibits. 

Labels  of  various  sizes  have  been  freely  used  throughout  the  collection 
to  give  visitors  information  regarding  collections  and  conditions  of  school 
work  in  the  Philippines,  particularly  where  these  conditions  differ  from  those 
of  the  United  States. 

Written  work  has  been  displayed  in  flat  top  wall  cases  arranged  accord- 
ing to  school  divisions,  some  of  the  typical  work  being  shown  open  under 
glass.  These  cases  are  so  arranged  that  they  may  be  opened  without  disturb- 
ing this  displayed  work  to  give  access  to  other  written  work  of  the  division. 
Notices  are  printed  on  each  case  as  follows: 

"Teachers  or  students  who  wish  to  examine  for  reference  the  work  con- 
tained in  this  case  may  obtain  access  to  it  by  applying  at  the  office  in  this 
building." 

The  industrial  exhibits  and  photographs  fill  thirty  glazed  show  cases  and 
the  wall  space  around  these  cases,  and  are  arranged  by  school  divisions.  These 
show  cases  vary  in  size  from  1-2  to  7  cubic  meters.  The  photographs  were 
placed  in  glazed  frames  screwed  to  the  walls,  and  bear  exhibit  numbers  and 
descriptive  labels. 

The  Philippine  jury  of  Department  "A,"  after  careful  examination  of  the 
exhibits  submitted  their  list  of  awards  to  the  Superior  jury.  The  revised  list 
of  awards  contains  eight  grand  prizes,  as  follows :  The  secretary  of  Public  In- 
struction, and  the  general  superintendent  of  education,  on  the  exhibit  as  a 
whole ;  the  Philippine  Model  School ;  Laguna  High  School ;  Liceo  de  Manila, 
secondary  school ;  the  Philippine  Nautical  School ;  the  Philippine  Normal  School 
and  the  University  of  Santo  Tomas. 

Thirty  gold  medals,  seventy-one  silver  medals,  one  hundred  and  ten  bronze 
medals,  and  three  hundred  and  twenty-three  honorable  mentions  were  also 
awarded. 

The  Model  School  has  been  in  session  since  July  igth  in  a  typical  nipa 
.and  bamboo  school  house  especially  arranged  for  exhibition  purposes.  It  is  in 


REPORT  OF  EXPOSITION  BOARD.  17 

charge  of  Miss  Pilar  Zamora,  a  Tagalog,  who  is  a  teacher  in  the  Philip- 
pine Normal  School.  Two  sessions  are  held  daily,  except  Monday,  the  first 
from  9  to  10:30  for  children  from  the  Visayan  village,  and  from  10:30  to  n  :3O 
for  children  from  the  villages  of  the  non-christian  tribes.  The  latter  includes 
children  of  the  Bontoc  Igorot,  Stiyoc  Igorot,  Negrito,  Bagobo,  Tinguian,  Samal 
Moro  and  Lanao  Moro  tribes. 

The  number  of  visitors  to  the  Educational  building  and  Model  School  has 
been  large,  the  number  visiting  the  school  during  the  two  and  one-half  hours' 
session  by  actual  count  often  exceeding  two  thousand. 

At  the  annual  meeting  of  the  National  Educational  Association,  papers  on 
Philippine  education  were  read  by  Dr.  E.  B.  Bryan,  former  general  superin- 
tendent of  education,  Miss  Pilar  Zamora,  superintendent  of  the  Model  School, 
and  A.  R.  Hager. 

Miss  Pilar  Zamora  also  delivered  an  address  on  'Philippine  education  at  H 
Chautauqua,  New  York,  on  the  afternoon  of  August  nth. 

A  register  of  visiting  teachers  has  been  kept  since  the  opening  day  and 
now  contains  some  thirteen  thousand  names.  Many  of  the  schools  which  sent 
exhibits  included  letters  from  the  pupils  to  American  boys  and  girls.  These 
letters  have  been  distributed  to  teachers  who  were  interested  and  who  have 
agreed  to  see  that  they  are  answered.  This  promises  to  result  in  an  interesting 
correspondence  between  school  children  in  the  Philippines  and  those  in  all  parts 
of  the  United  States. 

An  interesting  feature  of  the  exhibit  is  a  record,  with  data,  of  each  Fili- 
pino student  in  America.  The  records  of  students  sent  to  America  at  the 
expense  of  the  Insular  government  were  furnished  by  Mr.  W.  A.  Sutherland. 
Those  of  other  students  were  obtained  by  writing  to-  the  directors  of  schools 
and  universities  concerned.  In  some  cases  these  are  accompanied  by  photo- 
graphs. The  visits  of  American  teachers  from  the  Philippines  have  made  it 
possible  to  give  interested  visitors  information  with  regard  to  school  conditions 
in  the  archipelago.  Assistance  has  been  given  in  this  way  to  teachers  desiring 
to  go  to  the  Philippines,  to  publishers  in  the  preparation  of  special  text-books, 
to  correspondents,  lecturers  and  others. 

While  the  Filipino  students   were  visiting  the  Exposition  a  number  of  A 
them  were  on  duty  at  all  times  in  the  Educational  building.     They  were  in- 
structed as  to  the  location  of  the  various  exhibits  and  points  of  particular  in- 
terest and  their  services  in  explaining  these  points  to  visitors  were  valuable. 
They  made  an  admirable  impression. 

The  following  literature  has  been  distributed  to  interested  visitors  at 
the  Educational  exhibit:  Philippine  Exposition  Folder  No.  I,  sent  early  in 
the  year  to  some  eighty  thousand  teachers  in  the  States,  nearest  to  St.  Louis. 


18  PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 

Catalogue  of  "El  Liceo  de  Manila";  circular  letter  to  Philippine  teachers 
used  in  giving  directions  for  work  in  collecting  exhibits ;  bulletins  of  the 
Philippine  Bureau  of  Education;  the  Philippine  Normal  School  Prospectus 
for  1903-04;  prospectus  of  the  Philippine  School  of  Arts  and  Trades  for 
1904-05;  prospectus  of  the  'Philippine  Nautical  School  for  the  y^ar  1904-05; 
industrial  exhibits  of  Philippine  schools  at  the  Louisiana  Purchase  Exposi- 
tion;  courses  of  instruction  for  the  Public  Schools  of  the  Philippine  Islands 
and  a  special  folder  "Education  in  the  Philippines,"  prepared  by  Mr.  Hager. 


THE   AGRICULTURAL   AND    HORTICULTURAL   EXHIBIT. 
CHARLES  L.  HALL,  CHIEF. 


The  Agricultural  building  was  sufficiently  completed  by  March  I5th  to 
permit  the  installation  of  the  thousands  of  exhibits,  classified,  so  that  it  could 
have  been  opened  to  the  public  on  April  3Oth.  This,  however,  was  not  al- 
lowed, as  the  board  decided  not  to  open  any  building  until  all  were  ready. 

The  exhibits  in  this  department  are  included  in  groups  from  Nos.  78  to 
104,  as  per  the  official  classification  of  the  Exhibit  department.  The  ex- 
hibits represent  agriculture,  horticulture  and  land  transportation.  The  ma- 
terial on  exhibition  consists  of  all  raw  and  manufactured  product  of  the  soil, 
together  with  crude  native  implements  employed  in  the  cultivation  of  land, 
as  well  as  native  machinery  for  the  preparation  of  such  products  for  the  mar- 
ket, illustrating  in  as  complete  a  manner  as  possible  the  old  processes  of 
raising  the  various f  crops  of  the  islands. 

Among  the  cereals  are  to  be  found  large  and  interesting  collections  of 
rice,  both  hulled  and  in  the  hull,  representing  hundreds  of  varieties  and  sub- 
varieties  grown  in  the  different  islands  of  the  archipelago.  These  varieties 
are  divided  into  two  groups,  namely ;  palay  de  secano  or  mountain  rice,  which 
is  cultivated  without  irrigation,  and  palay  de  regadio,  or  valley  rice,  which 
is  cultivated  in  rice  paddies  and  by  irrigation.  There  will  also  be  seen 
samples  of  wheat  grown  at  some  of  the  experiment  stations  established  by 
the  Insular  Bureau  of  Agriculture.  Samples  of  corn  or  maize,  millet,  sor- 
ghum, peas,  beans  and  lentils  are  also  exhibited. 

There  is  also  a  large  collection  of  all  kinds  of  tropical  and  European 
vegetable  seeds,  together  with  seeds  of  various  kinds  of  pumpkins,  squash, 
calabash  and  cucumbers  grown  in  the  islands.  The  collection  of  oils  and  oil 
producing  seeds  consists  of  samples  of  seasame,  peanut,  castor,  pili,  palo 
maria,  tangan-tangan,  tuba-tuba,  copra  or  dried  cocoanut,  etc. 


REPORT  OF  EXPOSITION  BOARD.   19 

The  delicately  scented  Ylang-ylang  extract  is  also  included  in  the  above 
group,  being  extensively  used  as  a  base  for  the  best  Parisian  perfumes. 
Flours  and  starches  of  various  kinds,  such  as  are  produced  from  rice,  manioc, 
sweet  potatoes,  palms,  etc.,  are  represented.  Samples  of  all  kinds  of  condiments 
and  peppers,  also  achuete  and  indigo,  are  extensively  exhibited. 

The  collection  of  wild  and  cultivated  fruits,  vegetables  and  tubers  preserved 
in  formaldehyde  is  a  very  interesting  one  and  undoubtedly  the  first  collection 
of  its  kind  seen  in  America. 

Samples  of  unrefined  sugar  of  different  grades,  together  with  the  pre- 
served cane  are  also  displayed,  with  the  crude  native  machinery  used  in 
the  extraction  of  the  sugar. 

Samples  of  alcohol,  wines-  and  vinegar  produced  from  various  palm 
saps  or  grain  and  sugar  are  well  represented.  The  collection  of  fibers  and 
textiles  is  a  very  complete  one.  It  consists  of  several  varieties  of  shrub 
cotton  in  white,  yellow  and  brown  varieties,  together  with  the  cloth  made  of 
this  cotton  by  natives  on  crude  hand  looms,  and  the  tree  cotton  variety, 
which  is  principally  used  by  the  natives  for  filling  pillows.  In  the  fiber 
exhibit  are  samples  of  hemp,  maguey,  pina  and  textile  barks  of  all  kinds,  to- 
gether with  samples  of  cloth  and  rope  manufactured  from  them. 

The  honey  and  beeswax  exhibited  are  largely  produced  by  wild  bees. 
Church  tapers  manufactured  from  this  wax  are  also  a  part  of  this  group. 

The  large  collection  of  tobacco  exhibited  in  this  building  is  of  a  very 
high  grade,  the  best  qualities  coming  from  the  provinces  of  Isabela,  Cagayan 
and  Abra. 

The  native  agricultural  tools  and  implements,  sugar  cane  mills,  wagons, 
sleds,  and  all  kinds  of  native  crude  machinery  are  illustrated  both  in  natural 
sizes  and  models. 

There  is  also  a  good  display  of  the  soils  best  adapted  to  the  raising  of 
the  different  crops  of  agricultural  products.  There  is  also  exhibited  a  very 
fine  collection  of  models  and  natural  size  conveyances  representing  land 
transportation. 

A  large  collection  of  native  hats  and  baskets  in  endless  variety  is  scat- 
tered throughout  the  building. 

The  conservatory  built  in  the  center  of  the  building  on  the  south  side 
contains  a  very  interesting  collection  of  orchids,  cycas  and  some  tree  ferns 
from  the  Philippines. 

Owing  to  the  unusually  large  amount  of  material,  every  available  space 
has  been  occupied,  leaving  barely  enough  room  for  visitors  to  circulate 
through  the  building. 

Some  of  the  larger  agricultural  implements  are  displayed  on  the  lawn 


20  PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 

in  front  and  in  the  rear  of  the  building  as  no  available  space  could  be  ob- 
tained inside. 

Exhibits  are  cared  for  in  ninety-three  show  cases,  forty  inches 
wide,  seven  feet  high  and  one  foot  deep;  six  show  cases  forty  feet  wide, 
seven  feet  high  and  two  feet  deep ;  four  show  cases  six  feet  wide,  seven 
feet  high,  two  feet  deep;  five  square  show  cases  six  feet  wide, 
seven  feet  high  and  six  feet  deep.  Other  exhibits  too  large  to  be  placed  in 
show  cases  are  cared  for  on  four  hundred  and  twenty  feet  of  double  shelv- 
ing and  on  tables  eighty  feet  long  by  twelve  feet  wide. 

The  exhibits  in  this  building  number  over  twenty  thousand  individual 
pieces,  the  duplicates  being  exhibited  under  the  same  number.  The  work 
of  labeling  the  exhibits  in  the  Agricultural  building  was  accomplished  by 
July  loth. 

In  making  decisions  as  to  the  proper  awards  to  be  given  exhibitors, 
the  Agricultural  jury  was  very  careful  in  its  selections  for  high  awards  and 
comparatively  few  were  allowed.  The  following  number  of  awards  were 
granted  in  the  Department  of  Agriculture : 

Nine  grand  prizes,  fifty-four  gold  medals,  one  hundred  and  seventy- 
nine  silver  medals,  one  hundred  and  forty-five  bronze  medals,  four  hundred 
and  sixty-three  honorable  mentions. 

In  the  division  of  land  transportation,  the  following  awards  were 
granted :  Five  gold  medals,  six  silver  medals,  eight  bronze  medals,  three 
honorable  mentions. 

The  live  stock  department  was  represented  in  a  very  small  way,  and  the 
few  exhibits  consisted  in  publications  on  animal  diseases.  Only  three  awards 
were  granted. 

In  the  Department  of  Horticulture,  the  exhibits  are  all  in  very  good  or- 
der and  have  proved  to  be  exceedingly  interesting  to  the  general  public  who 
day  after  day  fill  the  building  to  its  utmost  capacity. 

The  original  intention  of  bringing  before  the  American  public  and  the 
world  at  large  all  the.  natural  resources  of  the  Philippine  Islands  has  been 
well  carried  out  in  this  exhibit  and  beneficient  results  will  follow. 


FISH    AND    GAME   AND   WATER    TRANSPORTATION. 
JOSE  QUADRAS,  CHIEF. 


The  Fish  and  Game  building  is  situated  in  the  extreme  northern  part  of 
the  Exposition  grounds,  and  overlooks  Arrowhead  lake.     The  material  used 


REPORT  OF  EXPOSITION  BOARD.  21 

in  its  construction,  with  the  exception  of  the  floor,  is  entirely  Philippine, 
consisting  of  nipa,  palm-leaf  thatch,  bamboo,  rattan  and  palm  stems.  The 
structure  is  in  the  shape  of  the  letter  "T,"  has  a  floor  space  of  forty-four  hun- 
dred square  feet,  and  represents  a  "Camarin"  or  Philippine  warehouse. 

The  building  is  divided  into  two  sections ;  the  first  containing  a  floor  space 
of  seventeen  hundred  square  feet,  is  devoted  to  the  game  exhibit,  while  the 
second,  containing  a  floor  space  of  thirty-two  hundred  square  feet  is  devoted  to 
fish,  fishing  apparatus,  shells,  etc. 

The  exhibits  of  this  department  are  displayed  in  show  cases  and  are  all 
worthy  of  critical  inspection. 

At  the  entrance  is  a  fine  specimen  of  the  Tamarao,  a  species  of  wild 
buffalo  (Bubalus  mindorensis,  Heude)  ;  to  the  left  quite  a  complete  collec- 
tion of  birds,  well  mounted  and  scientifically  labeled,  and  to  the  right  a  fine 
collection  of  the  enormous  fruit  bats,  and  some  of  the  skins  of  these  bats 
which  are  of  great  commercial  value.  Large  collections  of  birds'  eggs,  at- 
tractively displayed;  numerous  specimens  of  deer  and  boar;  carabao  heads; 
tusks,  and  a  few  specimens  of  stuffed  wild  boars  and  deer;  fine  specimen  of 
python,  twenty-one  feet  long  and  one  foot  in  diameter,  and  a  collection  of 
crocodiles,  large  iguanas  and  lizards,  are  prominent  features  in  the  collec- 
tion of  reptiles. 

A  numerous  collection  of  nets  for  fishing  and  for  the  hunting  of  deer 
and  wild  boar,  with  some  of  the  snares,  game  traps,  bows  and  arrows  com- 
pletely cover  and  festoon  the  ceiling  and  walls.  A  large  and  complete  col- 
lection of  fish,  including  some  very  rare  species,  are  contained  in  jars  and 
preserved  by  formaldehyde. 

An  exceedingly  fine  collection  of  shells  of  the  Philippines  occupying  a 
space  of  forty-eight  square  yards,  was  installed  in  the  Government  building 
for  want  of  space  in  the  Fish  and  Game  building.  This  collection  was 
awarded  a  grand  prize,  and  a  collaborator  gold  medal  was  given  to  Mr.  Quadras, 
the  owner  and  collector. 

There  is  also  a  collection  of  corals,  gorgonias  or  sponge-corals,  having 
a  spread  of  about  five  feet. 

The  collection  of  fishing  nets,  fish  traps,  and  other  apparatus  contains 
samples  of  every  conceivable  variety  used  in  the  Philippine  Islands,  includ- 
ing a  full-sized  fish  run  in  the  middle  of  Arrowhead  lake,  made  of  bamboo 
and  installed  under  the  direction  of  Mr.  Quadras,  the  chief,  by  members  of 
the  Philippines  constabulary. 

The  water  transportation  exhibit  is  represented  by  numerous  boats  and 
smaller  craft,  from  the  primitive  "dug-out"  to  the  large  Moro  pirate  junk, 
including  also  a  large  casco  or  lighter  with  its  characteristic  suali  curved  cover- 


22  PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 

ing,  used  in  the  Philippines  for  transporting  goods  from  the  vessels  in  the  har- 
bor to  the  docks. 

The  large  specimens  form  a  floating  exhibit  on  Arrowhead  lake  and  are 
a  sample  of  the  successful  efforts  of  the  Philippine  Exposition  Board  in  Manila, 
with  Dr.  Gustavo  Niederlein  in  charge,  while  in  the  building  may  be  seen 
models  of  the  highest  types  of  modern  steamships  used  in  the  Philippines. 

The  awards  in  the  department,  as-  approved  by  the  Superior  jury  were 
as  follows : 

Fish  and  game:  Grand  prizes,  two;  gold  medals,  five;  silver  -  medals, 
ten;  bronze  medals,  thirty-eight;  honorable  mentions,  two  hundred  and  one. 
Water  transportation :  Grand  prizes,  two ;  gold  medals,  three ;  silver  med- 
als, three;  bronze  medals,  two;  honorable  mentions,  thirty-three. 


THE  MINES  AND  MINING  EXHIBIT. 
ROY  HOPPING, 


A  most  interesting  exhibit  of  the  numerous  mineral  resources  of  the  archi- 
pelago was  displayed  for  the  inspection  of  the  public. 

The  most  important  exhibits  are,  first,  the  cases  of  iron  ores,  those  from 
Bulacan,  Luzon,  receiving  a  grand  prize,  three  silver  medals  and  two  bronze 
medals. 

Second,  a  complete  coal  exhibit,  that  from  Cebu  and  Bataan  Island  each 
receiving  a  gold  medal. 

Third,  an  exhibit  of  gold  and  gold  quartz,  which  fills  five  wall  cases  and 
two  small  table  cases,  and  which  received  three  gold  medals,  six  silver  medals 
and  four  bronze  medals. 

Gold  medals  were  also  given  the  exhibit  of  basalt  for  heavy  foundations 
and  heavy  construction,  marble  from  Romblon  Island,  a  geological  and  mineral- 
ogical  collection  exhibited  by  the  Mining  Bureau  and  Isuan  mineral  water  from 
Los  Banos,  Laguna,  Luzon. 

The  exhibits  which  attract  popular  attention  are  the  stone  water  filters, 
some  of  which  are  installed  in  bamboo  racks,  made  by  Filipinos,  and  are 
kept  in  operation  continually;  the  Bagobo  blasksmith  shop,  set  up  by  a  Fili- 
pino, complete  in  every  particular;  the  model  of  an  Angat  iron  foundry,  and 
the  complete  outfit  showing  the  Igorot  method  of  crushing,  panning  and  smelt- 
ing gold,  with  the  wooden  "pan"  and  palm  leaf  draining  buckets  used,  and  the 
gold  "buttons"  produced. 

The  fossil  elephant  brought  by  Juan  de  Juan  from  the  Cagayan  valley  in 


REPORT  OF  EXPOSITION  BOARD.  23 

Luzon,  was  kindly  determined  by  Prof.  Henry  F.  Osborn,  of  the  American 
Museum  of  Natural  History,  to  be  -the  Stegodon,  an  extinct  type  and  ancestor 
of  the  present  elephant  of  Asia,  proving  that  the  Philippine  Islands  were 
formerly  connected  with  Asia  by  land. 


ETHNOLOGICAL  EXHIBIT. 
DR.  ALBERT  E.  JENKS,  CHIEF. 


The  ethnological  collection  is  displayed  in  the  Ethnology  building  con- 
structed around  three  sides  of  a  square  open  court;  the  building  is  one  hun- 
dred and  nineteen  feet  long  and  eighty-eight  feet  wide.  It  consists  of  two 
long  halls,  one  eighty-eight  feet  by  thirty-seven,  and  one  eighty-eight  by 
thirty-nine  feet,  and  a  shorter  connecting  hall  thirty  feet  wide  and  fifty-three 
feet  long.  Over  one  of  these  long  halls  there  are  two  chambers  about  thirty 
feet  square  each.  The  building  contains  about  forty-five  hundred  square  feet 
of  surface  behind  glass  cases,  and  about  ninety-four  hundred  square  feet  of 
open  wall  and  ceiling  space  covered  with  museum  specimens,  or  a  total  of 
about  thirteen  hundred  square  feet  where  about  eighteen  hundred  specimens 
are  displayed.  - 

Case  one    consists   of   Bontoc   Igorot  head-axes. 

Case   two    contains   an   exhaustive   collection    of    Bontoc   Isrorot   basket- 

o 

work  utensils  used  in  domestic  and  field  activities;  also  Benguet  and  Banawi 
Igorot  carved  wooden  food  bowls  and  spoons. 

Case  three  consists  of  Benguet  Igorot  baskets ;  wooden,  clay  and  metal 
pipes  from  the  entire  Igorot  area  of  northern  Luzon;  and  a  collection  of 
Benguet  Igorot  copper  pots  and  copper  mining  outfit. 

Case  four  consists  of  Bontoc  Igorot  spears,  shields  and  carved  wooden 
human  figures. 

Case  five  contains  Bontoc  Igorot  material  as  follows:  Men's  basket- 
hats,  women's  head-dress  beads,  men's  boar-tusk  armlets  and  the  ear  rings 
and  ear  plugs  worn  by  both  men  and  women. 

Case  six  is  also  of  Bontoc  Igorot  material  consisting  of  bark  garments 
of  both  the  men  and  the  women ;  some  garments  are  of  whole  bark,  flayed  from 
a  tree,  and  soft  like  buckskin ;  others  are  woven  of  spun  bark. 

The  ceilings  and  walls  of  the  hall  in  which  cases  one  to  six  are  located 
are  covered  with  bark  and  cotton  clothing,  made  by  the  various  Igorot  people, 
such  clothing  as  women's  skirts  and  jackets,  men's  breech  cloths  and  shirts 
and  the  various  burial  garments  used  upon  both  men  and  women.  There  is 


24  PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 

also  a  very  large  collection  of  shields  and  spears  of  the  various  Igorot  people. 

Case  seven  holds  a  very  exhaustive  collection  of  Negrito  materials ;  also 
some  excellent  Kalinga,  Ibilao,  Tinguian,  and  Mangiyan  materials. 

Case  eight  contains  a  fine  collection  of  Bagobo,  Manobo  and  Mandaya 
materials;  it  also  has  a  collection  of  materials  from  the  Tagakola,  the  Bilan, 
the  Tiruray  and  the  Suba.no. 

Case  nine  contains  a  very  complete  collection  of  beautiful  knives  from 
the  same  people  as  are  mentioned  under  the  heading  of  case  eight.  There  is 
also  a  large  collection  of  Visayan  war  knives. 

Case  ten  contains  a  good  collection  of  material  from  the  little  known 
Tagbanua  people  of  the  island  of  Paragua. 

Case  eleven  contains  almost  entirely  Moro  garments. 

Case  twelve  contains  looms  filled  with  cloths  in  process  of  weaving;  they 
are  from  a  half  dozen  different  tribes  of  people  in  the  archipelago. 

The  walls  and  ceilings  of  the  hall  in  which  cases  seven  to  twelve  are 
located  are  covered  with  abaca  or  "hemp"  garments  of  the  people  whose  ma- 
terials are  displayed  in  case  eight.  These  garments  consist  of  pantaloons, 
jackets  and  head-cloths  worn  by  both  men  and  women. 

The  third  hall  contains  almost  exclusively,  materials  from  the  various 
Mohammedanized  people  of  the  archipelago,  commonly  called  "Moros." 

Case  thirteen  contains  Moro  mats,  various  personal  ornaments. 

Case  fourteen  contains  saddles  and  bridles  made  and  used  by  the  Moros. 

Case  fifteen  contains  a  collection  of  crude  string  and  wind  instruments 
gathered  from  many  places  in  the  archipelago;  a  rather  complete  set  of  Moro 
wooden  musical  instruments;  also  a  set  of  bronze  gongs  used  by  the  Moros 
as  musical  instruments  and  for  beating  sound  messages  from  place  to  place. 

Case  sixteen  contains  brass  and  bronze  food  bowls  and  jars,  trays  used 
by  the  Moros  as  tables,  and  a  very  perfect  collection  of  brass,  bronze,  copper 
and  silver  betel-nut  boxes. 

Case  seventeen  contains  Moro  knives  called  "kampilan"  used  almost  ex- 
clusively by  the  Manguindanao  and  Lanao  Moros  of  Mindanao. 

Case  eighteen  contains  beautiful  specimens  of  Moro  armor  made  of  brass 
and  carabao  horn ;  it  also  contains  a  small  collection  of  a  unique  knife  called 
the  "pira,"  and  used  exclusively  by  the  Yakan  Moros  of  Basilan. 

Case  nineteen  contains  a  very  rare  collection  of  knives  called  the  "kris" ; 
they  have  a  wavy  blade  and  are  used  by  the  Samal,  Manguindanao  and  Lanao 
Moros  of  Mindanao. 

Case  twenty  contains  Moro  knives  called  the  "barong"  used  almost  ex- 
clusively by  the  Sulu  or  Jolo  archipelago. 


REPORT  OF  EXPOSITION  BOARD.  25 

Case  twenty-one  contains  Moro  knives  called  the  "kris" ;  they  have  a 
straight  blade  and  are  used  by  the  Samal,  Manguindanao  and  Lanao  people. 

In  this  hall  about  twenty  brass  cannons  made  and  used  by  the  Moros  are 
displayed  on  floor  racks.  The  walls  and  ceiling  of  the  hall  are  covered  with 
brilliant  clothing  woven  and  worn  by  the  Moros,  consisting  of  cotton  and  silk 
pantaloons,  jackets,  skirts,  and  head-dresses  worn  by  both  the  men  and  the 
women ;  they  contain  also  a  fine  collection  of  Moro  shields,  spears  and  hats. 

On  the  second  floor,  in  chamber  four,  there  are  displayed  ten  dozen 
frames  of  photographic  enlargements  and  transparencies  of  various  wild  peo- 
ple in  the  archipelago. 

In  room  five,  also  on  the  second  floor,  cases  twenty-two  to  thirty-three  in- 
clusive contain  plaster-cast  masks,  busts,  hands  and  feet  made  of  men  in 
Bilibid  prison ;  two  large  revolving  standards  contain  about  a  thousand  photo- 
graphs of  men  in  Bilibid  prison. 

Cases  thirty-four  and  thirty-five  contain  skulls  and  other  parts  of  skele- 
tons of  various  Filipino  people. 

All  of  these  specimens  are  displayed  with  the  group  labels  of  collection  in 
place. 

The  Department  of  Anthropology  received  four  grand  prizes,  fourteen  gold 
medals,  eighteen  silver  medals,  twenty-nine  bronze  medals  and  nineteen  hon- 
orable mentions. 


THE   TYPICAL  MANILA   HOUSE. 
VICTOR  J.  HALL  IN  CHARGE. 


The  building  represents  a  typical  Manila  house,  for  the  wealthy  class,  with 
shell  windows.  The  exhibits  contained  therein  are  much  admired,  consisting 
in  the  main  of  handsome  hand-woven  fabrics  and  embroideries,  prominent 
among  which  are  the  famed  jusi  and  pina  cloths  and  sinamay  fabrics.  There 
are  besides  many  pieces  of  hand-carved  furniture  and  works  of  art. 

The  exhibits  in  detail  comprise  the  bulk  of  the  material  classed  under 
department  "D,"  or  manufactures,  a  small  number  of  textiles  and  embroid- 
eries being  located  elsewhere  in  the  Government  building,  and  consist  of 
about  forty-two  hundred  exhibits  displayed  in  ninety-five  show  cases. 

There  are  two  hundred  and  twelve  artificial  flowers ;  eleven  hundred  and 


26  PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 


seventy  pieces  of  cotton  goods;  two  hundred  and  eighty-one  pieces  of  fancy 
goods';  thirty-two  pieces  of  embroidery;  one  hundred  and  thirty-three  pieces 
of  jusi  cloth';  three  hundred  and  sixty-two  pieces  sinamay  cloth;  one  hundred 
and  ninety-one  pieces  of  pina  cloth  and  forty-two  pieces  of  silks. 

Besides  the  above,  the  walls,  ceilings  and  show  cases  are  decorated  with 
seven  hundred  and  forty-eight  hats ;  one  hundred  and  sixty-three  baskets ;  five 
hundred  and  seventeen  mattings,  and  two  hundred  and  thirty  pieces  of  pot- 
tery, and  in  the  rooms  are  fifty  pieces  of  carved  furniture.  A  number  of  the 
less  important  paintings  are  also  on  exhibition  here. 

Following  is  the  list  of  awards  in  the  Manufactures  department,  as  ap- 
proved by  the  Superior  jury: 

Grand  prizes,  one;  gold  medals,  sixteen;  silver  medals,  sixty-two;  bronze 
medals,  two  hundred  and  thirteen;  honorable  mentions,  twelve  hundred;  total 
number  of  awards,  fourteen  hundred  and  ninety-two. 


THE  BATTALION  OF  PHILIPPINE  SCOUTS. 
MAJOR  WM.  H.  JOHNSTON,  COMMANDING. 


The  battalion  reached  St.  Louis  April  I7th,  under  the  command  of 
Major  Frank  de  L.  Carrington,  ist  U.  S.  infantry,  and  Major  Johnston  as- 
sumed command  that  date  in  compliance  with  orders  of  the  war  department. 
It  went  into  camp,  previously  prepared  by  Major  Johnston,  near  the  Philip- 
pine reservation,  the  men  in  conical  wall  tents  floored,  and  the  officers  in  hos- 
pital and  wall  tents  floored. 

A-  mess  hall  and  kitchen  equipped  with  army  range,  tables,  etc.,  and  a 
latrine  containing  eight  seats  and  two  urinals  (sanitary  trap  plumbing  con- 
nected with  city  sewer  system),  had  been  built  for  each  company;  six  hospital, 
two  wall  and  one  conical  wall  tent,  floored,  besides  bath  room  and  latrine, 
were  used  as  field  hospital  of  twelve  beds.  Two  store  tents  floored  were 
equipped  for  officers'  mess.  A  frame  building  of  three  rooms,  one  story,  was 
built  for  use  as  subsistence  and  quartermaster  store  house.  Subsequently,  a 
stable  of  nipa  roof,  no  walls,  was  built,  and  accommodated  four  horses  and 
two  mules,  the  transportation  given  the  camp  by  the  quartermaster  depart- 
ment. Plank  walks  were  laid  through  camp  and  a  road  built  to  connect  all 
mess  halls  with  the  store  house  at  the  edge  of  the  Philippine  reservation.  By 


REPORT  OF  EXPOSITION  BOARD.  27 

the  labor  of  troops  the  camp  site  was  cleared  of  brush  and  stumps,  and  a 
wire  fence  built  to  enclose  the  camp  and  its  parade. 

About  July  ist,  a  pavilion  was  built,  40x75  feet,  surrounded  by  a  porch 
ten  feet  wide.  The  supports  and  floor  are  of  pine  and  roof  and  walls  of 
bamboo  and  nipa.  This  building  has  been  used  for  religious  services,  school, 
band  practice,  several  entertainments  and  the  reception  of  Exposition  visitors. 
Its  expense  was  provided  for  by  appropriation  of  the  Philippine  Commission. 
From  April  I7th  to  July  2nd,  by  order  of  the  secretary  of  war, 
a  detail  of  men  varying  from  one  hundred  and  eighty  at  first  to  ninety  later, 
was  placed  at  work  under  the  Philippine  Government  Board  erecting  buildings 
of  native  construction  in  the  Philippine  reservation,  being  paid  for  this  extra 
duty  by  the  Board. 

During  the  entire  time  of  its  station  here  the  battalion  has  had  a  daily 
parade  and  exhibition  drill  each  evening  about  sunset,  and  one  hour  drill  in  the 
morning  for  instruction,  besides  a  half  hour  drill  during  the  day  for  exhibition. 
Besides,  the  regular  camp  guard,  the  battalion  since  June  22nd  has  placed 
sentinels  daily  (except  Sunday)  over  seven  of  the  government  buildings  in 
the  Philippine  reservation. 

At  the  request  of  the  president  of  the  Louisiana  Purchase  Exposition,  and 
in  compliance  with  orders  from  headquarters,  northern  division,  the  battalion 
has  participated  in  many  street  parades  within  the  Exposition  grounds.  For 
several  weeks,  in  compliance  with  request  from  the  same  source,  parade  and 
drill  was  had  each  Wednesday  evening  at  Plaza  St.  Louis.  This  was  discon- 
tinued September  I4th  under  orders  of  the  secretary  of  war. 

The  health  of  the  command  has  been  excellent,  the  average  monthly  sick 
report  being  as  follows : 

April-  -2TV%  July 3f*% 

May-  ._!}%  August  - 

June  -  1T%%  September 

No  deaths  have  occurred  at  the  camp. 
At  Caloocan,  P.  L,  each  man  was  weighed  in  February,  1904,  and  at  this 
camp  each  man  was  weighed  in  similar  clothes  in  September,  1904. 
The  result  showed  the  following  gain  per  man: 

4th  company 3<41  pounds 

24th  _ 402       « 

30th  -  -  377       " 

47th  -.l.^       «« 

Average 3.06 

By  order  of  the  war  department  the  enlisted  men  of  this  battalion  have 
been  paid  at  the  rate  of  pay  for  American  soldiers  without  increase  for  length 
of  service,  and  have  received  the  same  rations  and  clothing  allowance  as 


28  PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 

American  soldiers  since  their  departure  from  Manila,  P.  I.,  in  February,  1904. 

The  fact  that  they  have  gained  flesh  in  a  strange  climate  while  rendering 
more  than  usual  military  service  and  fatigue,  indicates  that  the  Filipino  would 
gain  in  stature  and  strength  if  fed  upon  the  American  ration. 

On  September  3Oth,  the  period  of  enlistment  of  three  hundred  and  one 
men  of  the  command  expired,  By  order  of  the  war  department,  all  men  (one 
hundred  and  thirty-seven)  who  declined  to  re-enlist  were  sent  to  Manila,  P.  I., 
September  25th,  to  be  discharged  there.  The  remainder  (one  hundred  and  six- 
ty-four), were  re-enlisted  here  for  a  period  of  three  years. 

On  October  22nd,  eight  men  were  discharged  and  all  re-enlisted. 

Twenty  men  will  complete  their  period  of  enlistment  before  December 
3ist,  but  almost  all  promise  to  re-enlist. 

The  loss  of  one  hundred  and  thirty-seven  men  reduced  the  strength  for 
exhibition  drills  and  parades  and  increased  the  guard  and  fatigue  duty  of 
those  who  remained. 

Discipline  has  been  excellent,  very  few  being  tried  by  court  martial,  or 
confined,  and  the  general  good  behavior  in  and  out  of  camp  has  been  repeatedly 
the  subject  of  favorable  comment  by  visitors  to  the  Exposition. 

The  parades  and  drills  have  been  attended  by  thousands  of  visitors,  who 
generally  applauded  the  proficiency  of  the  men. 

It  is  believed  that  the  service  of  this  battalion  here  has  won  for  Filipinos 
generally  the  favorable  opinion  of  the  million  of  visitors  who  have  seen  them,, 
and  inspected  their  well-kept  camp. 

The  battalion  is  composed  of  the  following  companies : 
4th  company,  Macabebes strength  104 

24th  Ilocanosl "         104 

30th  Tagalos  —  "         104 

47th  Visayans "         104 

These  were  organized  into  a  battalion  of  infantry  by  G.  O.  No.  59,  war  de- 
partment, 1904. 

The  band  of  battalion,  numbering  forty-five  musicians  and  composed  of 
men  detailed  from  the  companies,  has  under  the  direction  of  Ernest  G.  Fisher 
attained  remarkable  efficiency  and  has  materially  assisted  the  battalion  at  pa- 
rades and  ceremonies.  The  band  has  also  played  concerts  for  the  entertain- 
ment of  visitors  at  the  request  of  the  Philippine  Exposition  Board. 

The  following  officers  have  been  on  duty  with  the  battalion  since  its  arrival 
at  this  camp : 

Major  Frank  de  L.  Carrington,  ist  U.  S.  infantry. 

Major  W.  H.  Johnston,  Philippine  scouts. 

Chaplain  J.  C.  Granville,  I4th  U.  S.  cavalry. 


REPORT  OF  EXPOSITION  BOARD.  29 

First  Lieutenant  W.   C.   Johnson,   26th  U.   S.   infantry 

First  Lieut.  T.  B.  Taylor,  nth  U.  S.  cavalry. 

First  Lieutenant  J.  C.  Brady,  4th  U.  S.  infantry. 

First  Lieutenant  C.  D.  Buck,  assistant  surgeon,  U.  S.  army. 

First  Lieutenant  Boss  Reese,  Philippine  scouts. 

First  Lieutenant  Wesley  King,  Philippine  scouts. 

First  Lieutenant  J.  A.  Paegelow,  Philippine  scouts.  *" 

First  Lieutenant  J.  De  Court,  Philippine  scouts. 

First  Lieutenant   C.   Dority,   Philippine  scouts. 

First  Lieutenant  F.  L.  Frisbie,  Philippine  scouts. 

First  Lieutenant  E.  Dworak,  Philippine  scouts. 

First  Lieutenant  R.  Hoover,  Philippine  scouts. 

Second  Lieutenant  R.  Dickson,  'Philippine  scouts. 

Second  Lieutenant  G.  McCue,  Philippine  scouts. 

Second  Lieutenant  A.  Sfiea,  Philippine  scouts. 

Second   Lieutenant  C.   Patajo,  Philippine   scouts. 

Second  Lieutenant,  C.  Platt,  Philippine  scouts. 


THE   PHILIPPINES    CONSTABULARY   BATTALION. 
MAJOR  AMOS  D.  HASKEU,,  COMMANDING. 


Upon  arrival  of  the  constabulary  at  St.  Louis,  April  2Oth,  the  organization 
consisted  of  twelve  officers  and  two  hundred  and  eighty  enlisted  men.  On 
the  2  ist  of  April  the  organization  was  assigned  to  barracks  in  the  building 
known  as  the  Constabulary  Cuartel.  From  the  time  of  the  arrival  until  the 
various  nipa  buildings  of  the  Philippine  Exposition  were  completed,  about 
seventy  men  were  detailed  daily  from  the  battalion  to  participate  in  the  con- 
struction of  same.  In  addition  to  the  regular  drills  of  instruction,  a  dress 
parade,  followed  by  an  exhibition  rifle  and  calisthenics  drill  has  been  given 
daily,  except  Sundays,  usually  in  the  afternoon. 

During  a  greater  part  of  the  time  since  the  opening  of  the  exhibit  build- 
ings, a  force  of  eight  men  has  been  detailed  daily  as  watchmen  in  the  same. 
These  men  form  a  part  of  the  regular  guard,  but  do  not  carry  arms,  nor  are 
they  authorized  to  make  arrests,  being  posted  in  the  buildings  to  prevent  the 
violation  of  rules  of  the  Exposition  Board. 

Since  arriving  in  St.  Louis  the  band  has  performed  regular  military  duties, 
playing  for  all  parades  and  exhibition  drills.  It  has  also  furnished  music  for 


30  PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 

the  opening  ceremonies  and  other  official  functions  at  many  of  the  state  build- 
ings. Since  June  i8th,  it  has  played  daily  evening  concerts  and  tri-weekly  day 
concerts  in  the  band  stand  of  the  Philippine  reservation.  It  made  a  two  days' 
trip  to  Louisville,  Kentucky,  and  a  three  days'  trip  to  Chicago  and  Milwaukee, 
playing  at  the  former  place  at  the  conclave  of  Knights  of  Pythias,  and  at  the 
latter,  at  the  Wisconsin  State  fair;  both  trips  being  for  the  purpose  of  adver- 
tising the  Philippine  Exposition. 

In  connection  with  the  duties  performed  as  herein  stated,  the  battalion 
and  band  participated  in  the  following  parades : 

May  3Oth,  1904,  Memorial  Day  at  St.  Louis;  June  8th,  Liberty  Bell  pa- 
rade; July  4th,  Independence  Day;  August  I3th,  'Philippine  Day;  August  2Oth, 
Pennsylvania  Day;  September  ist,  Indiana  Day;  September  I2th,  Maryland 
Day;  September  I4th,  Louisiana  Day;  September  I5th,  St.  Louis  Day;  Septem- 
ber 1 7th,  Massachusetts  Day;  September  22nd,  Arkansas  Day;  September  3Oth, 
Kansas  Day. 

The  Hospital  corps,  consisting  of  Lieutenant  Cameron  and  two  enlisted 
men,  has  been  on  permanent  duty  at  the  Philippine  reservation  hospital  since 
its  opening  July  iQth.  Previous  to  that  date  a  hospital  was  maintained  in  the 
Constabulary  Cuartel. 

Captain  Laurence  E.  Ross  and  Lieutenant  Charles  H.  Mcllvaine  were  re- 
lieved on  July  ist  and  August  28th,  respectively,  and  returned  to  the  Philippine 
Islands.  Captain  Ira  Keithley  deserted  the  service  September  2nd. 

The  organization  on  September  3Oth  consisted  of  the  following:  Major 
Amos  D.  Haskell,  commanding;  First  Lieutenant  N.  S.  Gilpin,  adjutant;  Sec- 
ond Lieutenant  J.  S.  Manning,  supply  officer;  First  Lieutenant  A.  A.  Cameron, 
medical  inspector ;  Captain  Ralph  W.  Jones,  commanding  company  B ;  First 
Lieutenant  Lucien  R.  Sweet,  commanding  company  A ;  First  Lieutenants  Felix 
Llorente,  C.  E.  Bennett,  C.  M.  Pendleton  and  Modesto  Colmenares  and  Third 
Lieutenant  James  L.  Wood  were  on  duty  with  the  battalion. 

First  Lieutenant  Walter  H.  Loving,  commanding  band;  Captain  F.  E. 
Cofren,  in  charge  of  Constabulary  exhibit. 

The  enlisted  force  of  the  organization  was  divided  as  follows : 

Non-commissioned  staff,  two;  hospital  corps,  two;  company  A,  ninety- 
eight  ;  company  B,  ninety-eight ;  band,  eighty. 

Three  enlisted  men  have  died  since  the  arrival  in  St.  Louis ;  one  of  pneu- 
monia, one  of  suicide,  and  one  from  acute  cardiac  dilatation.  On  September 
3<Dth,  but  five  enlisted  men  were  sick  in  the  hospital. 


REPORT  OF  EXPOSITION  BOARD.  31 


THE  WAR  EXHIBIT. 
CAPTAIN  F.  E.  COFREN,  CHIEF. 

This  exhibit  was  originally  in  charge  of  Captain  F.  E.  Cofren,  of  the  Con- 
stabulary, who  was  temporarily  relieved  by  Captain  H.  J.  Castles,  October  loth. 

The  exhibit  is  in  two  parts,  United  States  army,  and  Philippines  Constabu- 
lary, the  former  on  the  west  side  within  the  Manila  wall,  and  the  latter  within 
the  east  wall  of  the  same  unique  structure. 

The  United  States  army  exhibit  was  opened  on  July  4th,  being  composed 
almost  entirely  of  camion,  rifles  and  revolvers  captured  by  and  surrendered  to 
the  United  States  in  the  Philippines  and  furnished  from  the  office  of  the  chief 
ordnance  officer  of  the  division  of  the  Philippines. 

The  articles  comprising  the  Constabulary  Exhibit  may  be  mentioned  as 
follows : 

Filipino  flags  and  banners ;  weapons  of  all  descriptions  from  the  spear  and 
shield  and  bow  and  arrow  of  the  mountain  people  to  cannon  and  rifles  used  by 
the  insurgents  and  their  successors;  insurgent  and  "pulajan"  uniforms;  photo- 
graphs illustrating  past  political  conditions  in  the  Philippines;  table  tops  and 
other  furniture  showing  the  excellence  of  Philippine  timbers ;  valuable  canes  of 
wood  and  horn;  musical  instruments  of  odd  and  antique  type;  saddles  of 
unique  native  construction;  pair  of  silver-mounted  bridles,  the  property  of 
Colonel  Bandholt^  U.  S.  A. ;  specimens  of  shell  and  coral  formation ;  speci- 
mens illustrating  native  skill  in  woodcarving;  models  of  houses,  boats  and  ag- 
ricultural implements;  a  varied  display  of  native  hats;  portrait  and  lanscape 
paintings;  many  miscellaneous  articles,  such  as  objects  of  the  hunt;  shields  and 
ancient  Filipino  armor;  bells;  old  printing  press  of  the  revolutionary  govern- 
ment, etc.  These  articles  are  such  as  have  been  captured  by  the  constabulary 
or  surrendered  to  it,  gift  or  loan  collections  from  constabulary  officers  and 
soldiers  and  similar  collections  from  numerous  friends  of  the  corps,  American, 
Spanish  and  Filipino. 

In  all  over  three  thousand  exhibits  have  been  placed  in  numerous  show- 
cases and  on  the  walls  and  ceilings. 

The  general  decoration  of  the  walls  is  effected  by  the  liberal  use  of  rifles, 
spears  and  shields,  bows  and  arrows,  native  hats,  paintings,  photographs  and 
flags. 

Special  attention  has  also  been  given  to  the  showing  of  bolos,  these  being 
displayed  in  cases  by  collections.  There  is  a  case  showing  different  types  of 
revolvers,  one  of  miscellaneous  ammunition,  Igorot  pipes  fill  a  case  and  Igorot 
hats  "pockets"  another,  while  valuable  collections  of  Igorot  articles  are  like- 
wise displayed  amidst  tne  above-mentioned  exhibits. 


32  PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 

Announcement  cards  inform  visitors  to  this  exhibit  of  the  nature  of  the 
constabulary  and  the  public  is  encouraged  to  make  inquiry,  either  concerning 
relatives  or  friends  in  the  constabulary  service  or  touching  the  organization  and 
administration  of  the  force.  Maps  of  the  Philippine  Islands  are  displayed 
and  the  exhibit  includes  a  complete  set  of  Philippine  political  literature,  from 
which  extracts  on  particularly  important  phases  of  insular  development  are 
conspicuously  posted  in  typewritten  form  for  the  information  of  visitors, 
and  for  the  stimulation  of  their  interest  in  the  'Philippines  and  the  Filipinos. 
Bound  copies  of  the  reports  of  the  Chief  of  Constabulary  serve  to  convey  most 
explicit  and  valuable  information  concerning  the  constabulary. 


THE  VISAYAN  VILLAGE. 
M.  R.  HEALY,  MANAGER. 

The  Visayan  village  is  situated  on  Arrowhead  lake  and  covers  about  four 
acres.  It  is  a  typical  Eilipino  village  consisting  of  an  administration  building, 
containing  office,  store  rooms,  and  a  large  reading  room  where  the  Manila  pa- 
pers, with  some  Chinese  and  Japanese  papers  are  on  file ;  also  a  theater,  market, 
Catholic  church,  and  eight  native  houses  with  work  rooms  arranged  under- 
neath. There  is  a  large  cuartel  built  in  the  village  for  the  use  of  the  natives 
during  the  cold  weather,  which  contains  a  kitchen,  dining  room  and  toilets,  with 
sleeping  rooms  upstairs. 

The  village  is  arranged  in  the  form  of  a  plaza  with  one  side  street  of  na- 
tive houses,  all  the  buildings  in  the  village  with  the  exception  of  the  church 
and  the  cuartel  being  built  of  bamboo  and  nipa.  The  village  has  two  entrances, 
which  are  opened  daily  at  9  a.  m. 

In  the  market,  the  principal  manufactured  articles  of  the  Philippines  are 
on  sale,  and  everything  sold  can  be  seen  made  by  the  natives  in  the  village. 
In  one  house  there  are  four  jusi  looms,  in  the  next  three  pina  looms;  another 
has  two  sinimay  looms;  in  the  other  houses,  four  hat  makers  manufacture 
hats,  four  mat  makers  show  how  mats  and  baskets  are  made;  five  natives  are 
employed  in  making  canes,  wood-carvings,  and  novelties. 

There  is  a  family  of  fishermen  who  illustrate  the  methods  of  fishing  prac- 
ticed in  the  Philippine  Islands.  Two  carabao  and  all  of  the  various  vehicles 
used  in  the  Islands  show  the  manner  of  transportation. 

The  hours  for  working  are  from  9  a.  m.  to  6  p.  m.,  and  all  the  natives 
are  employed  during  this  time. 


REPORT  OF  EXPOSITION  BOARD.  33 

The  church  was  built  to  accommodate  the  natives  of  the  village,  who  are 
all  Roman  Catholics,  and  services  are  held  in  it  every  Sunday  by  one  of  the 
Jesuit  Fathers  of  this  city.  The  church  was  dedicated  by  Cardinal  Satolli,  as- 
sisted by  Archbishop  Glennon,  and  has  proved  a  great  attraction  to  visitors. 

The  theater  opens  at  n  o'clock  a.  m.,  and  performances  lasting  half  an 
hour  are  given  hourly  until.  6  p.  m.  The  theatrical  troupe  consists  of  an  or- 
chestra of  sixteen  pieces,  twelve  singers  and  six  dancers.  All  the  music,  songs 
and  dances  are  typical  of  the  Philippine  Islands,  the  concluding  number  on  the 
programme  being  the  "Star  Spangled  Banner,"  sung  in  English  by  the  en- 
tire company.  This  number  has  always  been  highly  appreciated  by  the  au- 
dience. 

The  health  of  the  natives  has  been  excellent,  but  one  death,  that  of  a 
six-weeks-old  baby,  having  occurred  in  the  village.  There  have  been  four 
births. 


THE   MORO   VILLAGES. 
FREDERICK  LEWIS,  MANAGER. 


On  December  1st,  1903,  Mr.  Lewis  entered  into  a  contract  with  the  In- 
sular Government  for  the  collecting  and  conducting  of  a  Samal  Moro  ex- 
hibit at  the  Louisiana  Purchase  Exposition,  St.  Louis,  such  exhibit  to  con- 
sist of  a  representative  group  of  Samal  Moros  engaging  in  their  daily  pur- 
suits while  in  attendance  at  the  Exposition,  and  a  collection  of  their  arms 
and  household  effects. 

Immediately  thereafter  the  work  of  collection  was  begun,  which  resulted 
in  securing  a  characteristic  display  of  Moro  arms,  weapons,  fishing  gear,  mats, 
native  fabrics,  wearing  apparel,  raw  material,  and  other  requisites  too  numer- 
ous to  mention  in  detail,  and  of  persuading  desirable  natives  to  enter  into 
contracts  for  attendance  at  the  Exposition  in  various  capacities. 

This  work  was  successfully  accomplished,  the  party  consisting  of  forty  per- 
sons, as  follows :  Nineteen  men,  eleven  women,  five  boys,  five  girls ;  the  party 
was  headed  by  Datto  Facundo,  a  brother  of  Rajah  Muda  Mandi,  of  Zam- 
boanga,  and  but  for  the  efforts  of  the  former,  who  consented  to  accompany 
the  people,  as  well  as  of  the  latter,  it  would  not  have  been  possible  to  induce 
these  natives  to  leave  their  homes  in  the  Philippines. 

Even  while  in  Manila  the  natives  proved  a  source  of  curiosity  to  the  in- 
habitants of  the  city,  and  attracted  considerable  attention.  A  number  of  ex- 


34  PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 

hibitions  were  given  there  for  the  benefit  of  the  various  officials,  and  the  na- 
tives themselves  were  given  an  opportunity  of  seeing  their  first  city  of  any 
size,  and  of  becoming  accustomed  to  the  ways  of  modern  civilization. 

On  arrival  at  Manila,  the  party  encountered  the  Lanao  Moro  exhibit, 
under  the  management  of  Mr.  C.  H.  Wax,  the  natives  composing  this  exhibit 
having  reached  the  city  a  few  days  previous.  From  this  time  on  the  Samal  and 
Lanao  Moros  were  thrown  in  contact  with  each  other  continuously  and  trav- 
eled together,  although  maintaining  but  little  of  any  intercourse  the  one  with  the 
other. 

Upon  arriving  at  St.  Louis,  sites  for  the  respective  Moro  Villages  fixed 
upon  to  the  right  of  the  Walled  City  and  along  the  margin  of  Arrowhead  Lake. 
Material  for  the  native  houses  was  immediately  hauled  and  placed  on  the 
ground,  and  work  commenced  by  the  Moros  in  erecting  their  villages  in  ac- 
cordance with  their  own  peculiar  ideas  and  style  of  architecture.  The  shore 
of  the  lake  was  covered  with  sand  and  gravel  in  an  attempt  to  reproduce  the 
sea  beach  as  nearly  as  possible,  the  result  being  fairly  satisfactory  and  realistic. 
The  Samal  Moro  Village  consisted  of  seven  native  dwellings  for  the  accom- 
modation of  the  natives ;  an  administration  building  in  which  was  installed  the 
exhibit  of  arms,  cloth,  etc.,  and  a  theater  in  which  performances  were  given 
at  stated  intervals,  such  performances  consisting  of  the  various  native 
dances  peculiar  to  these  people. 

The  native  houses  of  the  village,  counterparts  of  those  found  in  Magay, 
the  Moro  section  of  the  town  of  Zamboanga,  Mindanao,  'P.  L,  were  con- 
structed out  over  the  water  of  the  lake  on  piling  driven  by  hand  by  the  na- 
tives, bamboo  platforms  leading  out  to  them.  Every  detail  and  characteristic 
of  Samal  Moro  architecture  was  carefully  adhered  to,  the  dwellings  them- 
selves being  complete  in  every  respect. 

As  at  home,  the  materials  entering  into  the  construction  of  these  houses 
consisted  of  bamboo,  nipa  and  rattan;  the  first  being  used  entirely  for  the 
framework  of  the  houses,  the  second  for  the  sides  and  thatching,  and  the  last 
mentioned  used  in  fastening  the  structure  together,  no  nails  entering  into  the 
construction  of  the  dwellings.  The  work  was  done  by  the  men  of  the  village, 
and  by  them  alone. 

The  native  dwellings  of  the  Samal  Moro  Village  were  completed  early 
in  the  month  of  June,  and  the  natives  immediately  took  up  their  residence 
therein.  The  administration  and  exhibit  building,  likewise  intended  for  the 
accommodation  of  the  natives  in  the  event  of  cold  weather,  while  incomplete 
on  the  date  the  village  was  thrown  open  to  the  public,  nevertheless  admitted 
of  the  installation  and  display  therein  of  the  exhibit  of  anus,  weap- 
ons, utensils,  wearing  apparel,  native  fabrics,  mats  and  other  articles  pe- 


REPORT  OF  EXPOSITION  BOARD.  o5 

culiar  to  and  manufactured  by  the  people  of  the  Samal-laut  tribe  of  Moros. 
The  theater,  intended  for  the  convenience  of  visitors  while  witnessing  the 
native  dances  was  also  unfinished  and  incomplete  at  the  time  of  the  opening. 

On  June  i8th,  by  direction  of  the  Philippine  Exposition  Board,  the  Samal 
Moro  Village,  in  common -with  all  other  native  villages,  was  thrown  open  to 
the  public,  and,  with  the  exception  of  Sundays,  has  ever  since  so  remained. 

In  addition  to  illustrating  the  daily  home  life,  dwellings,  household  fur- 
nishings, and  the  natives  themselves  dressed  in  their  native  garb,  the  public 
has  been  afforded  the  opportunity  of  seeing  them  engaged  in  their  native  in- 
dustries and  occupations;  their  boats  and  fishing  tackle  were  placed  on  in- 
spection and  in  actual  use,  dances  have  been  given  at  stated  intervals  through- 
out the  day,  native  music  has  been  rendered  continuously  from  the  opening 
to  the  closing  hour,  daily,  the  children  have  disported  themselves  in  their 
boats  and  in  the  water  from  morning  to  night,  and  every  possible  attrac- 
tion has  been  introduced  that  might  prove  interesting  and  instructive  to  vis- 
itors to  the  village. 

Work  on  the  Lanao  Moro  Village  was  commenced  at  the  same  time  as 
that  upon  the  Samal  Moro  Village,  the  village  consisting  of  eight  native 
dwellings,  an  administration  building,  and  a  native  theater;  the  native  houses 
wrere  built  in  accordance  with  the  prevailing  style  and  ideas  of  the  inland 
Moros,  differing  materially  in  appearance  from  those  of  the  Samal  Moros. 

It  was  originally  intended  that  each  of  the  Moro  Villages  should  con- 
stitute an  exhibit  in  itself,  but  it  was  soon  deemed  advisable  to  consolidate 
the  Lanao  Moro  Village  with  the  Samal  Moro  Village. 

On  August   /th,   in  response  to  -a  telegram   extending  an  invitation   to 
visit   President   Roosevelt,  the   manager  conducted   Datto   Facundo   and  two     • 
followers  to  Washington,  D.  C.     After  a  short  interview  with  the  president 
at  the  White  House,  in  which  the  datto  assured  the  president  of  the  loyalty  ' 
of  himself  and  people  to  the  United  States  government,  the  party  was  shown 
through   the  various   government  buildings,  the  astonishment  of  the  natives 
being  too  great  for  expression  in  adequate  terms. 

Not  until  about  the  I7th  of  August  were  sufficient  raw  materials 
released  by  the  customs  authorities  to  admit  the  illustrating  of  the  clean- 
ing and  polishing  of  pearl  shells,  the  weaving  of  native  fabrics,  and  the  braid- 
ing of  fancy  colored  mats,  all  of  which  are  features  of  an  interesting  nature 
which  should  have  been  shown  the  public  from  the  very  beginning. 

In   fulfillment  of  the   assurances   and   promises   made  to  the   natives   in 
inducing  them  to  attend  the  Exposition,  the  food  furnished  them  has  been, 
as  nearly   as  possible,  the  same  as  that  to  which  they  were  accustomed  at  r 
home.     No  complaints  Jiave  been  made  in  this  respect,  either  as  to  the  va- 
riety, quality  or  quantity  of  the  comestibles  provided  for  their  use.  » 


36  PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 

The  average  daily  cost  of  subsistence  per  capita,  from  May  loth  to 
September  30,  1904,  inclusive,  has  been  as  follows :  Samal  Moro  Village, 
0.14698;  Lanao  Moro  Village,  0.14116. 

The  natives  of  both  villages  have  attracted  a  great  deal  of  interest  on  the 
part  of  scientists,  who'  have  availed  themselves  of  this  opportunity  for  studying 
their  many  peculiarities  of  person,  habits,  customs,  dress,  and  mode  of  living. 


THE    IGOROT   VILLAGE. 
DR.  T.  K.  HUNT,  MANAGER. 


This  village  has  proved  to  be  the  most  interesting  of  the  group  to  visit- 
ors if  gate  receipts  are  an  indication,  as  it  has  been  the  greatest  source  of 
revenue  to  the  Exposition  Board.  Under  a  contract  signed  and  approved  at 
Manila  July  25,  1903,  Dr.  T.  K.  Hunt,  formerly  lieutenant-governor  of  the 
Province  of  Bontoc,  got  together  and  brought  to  the  St.  Louis  Exposition, 
for  the  Philippine  Board,  one  hundred  and  fourteen  natives,  consisting  of 
Igorots  and  Tinguianes. 

In  this  exhibit  the  people  live  just  as  they  do  at  home.  Every  day  are 
shown  blacksmithing,  weaving,  metal  working  and  copper  and  ore  reduction, 
also  dancing  every  hour  of  the  native  dance  of  each  of  the  three  tribes,  Bon- 
toc, Suyoc  and  Tinguiane.  At  intervals  spear  throwing  and  native  ceremonies 
are  to  be  seen.  All  the  younger  Igorot  attend  school  one  hour  each  morn- 
ing at  the  Philippine  Model  School,  and  one  hour  in  the  afternoon  under 
the  direction  of  the  Berlitz  School  of  Languages.  There  is  a  two  hours' 
singing  lesson  in  the  afternoon  for  the  younger  members.  They  have  learned 
to  sing  all  the  national  airs  in  English,  and  take  great  interest  in  the  work. 

The  houses  of  the  chiefs  and  the  principal  men  are  connected  with  the 
manager's  office  by  telephone,  which  they  use  and  appreciate.  The  chiefs 
also  have  typewriters  and  are  learning  to  use  them. 

All  of  the  Igorot  have  saved  money,  from  one  hundred  to  five  hundred 
dollars  each.  Some  have  learned  to  carry  on  a  conversation  in  the  English 
language.  A  few  can  read  and  write. 


REPORT  OF  EXPOSITION  BOARD. 


THE   NEGRITO   VILLAGE. 
VALENTIN  SEMILLA  GUEVARA,  MANAGER. 


The  Negrito  Village  contains  the  lowest  type  of  inhabitants  of  the 
archipelago.  They  are  the  most  primitive,  and  are  regarded  as  the  true  abor- 
igines. 

The  buildings  in  the  village  are,  like  those  in  the  other  villages,  character- 
istic of  the  life  of  these  diminutive  people.  The  natives  of  the  villages  are 
equipped  with  their  household  implements  used  in  their  daily  life,  including 
arms  and  apparatus  for  fishing,  objects  used  in  ceremonies,  dances  and 
music,  and  instruments  used  in  making  baskets,  bows  and  arrows,  combs,  in 
planting  rice,  etc. ;  the  whole  representing  an  exact  imitation  of  their  sur- 
roundings in  their  home  life. 

The  daily  program,  as  presented,  is  as  follows:  The  celebration  of 
marriages  like  those  commonly  celebrated  among  the  Negritos  of 
the  forest ;  celebration  of  annual  memorials  for  deceased  relatives  with  their 
accustomed  ceremonies;  the  celebration  of  a  public  meeting  for  the  election 
of  chiefs  for  their  villages ;  general  dances  in  which  all  sing  what  is  called 
"Amba;"  shooting  of  arrows  by  all  male  Negritos;  duet  of  a  Negrito  with 
a  cane  flute  called  "Bansi,"  and  a  female  Negrita  singing;  the  same  with  the 
"Barimbaw,"  a  musical  instrument  made  of  bamboo;  planting  rice  in  dry 
land  by  means  of  the  "Bagal"  under  the  song  of  the  "Barimbaw;"  making 
fire  by  means  of  bamboo  sticks ;  collecting  bees'  honey  by  means  of  a  bamboo 
called  "Cana-Boja;"  hunting  of  wild  hogs  or  "Jabali"  by  means  of  the 
bating  with  dogs;  hunting  of  "Jabali"  without  bating  and  without  dogs; 
making  of  combs  and  bracelets  by  the  women  and  arrows  by  the  men; 
weaving  of  "Petates"  or  "Bayones"  by  women  with  leaves  of  the  "Buri" 
palm;  pounding  and  cleaning  rice;  preparation  of  the  poisonous  "Nami;" 
preparation  of  rattans  for  binding  purposes,  and  the  making  of  "Bilaos"  and 
bamboo  baskets,  etc. 


THE   BAGOBO   VILLAGE. 
C.  L.  CROWNER,   MANAGER. 


The  Bagobo  Village  was  not  opened  until  September  I2th,  the  members 
being  detained  several  weeks  at  the  St.  Louis  quarantine  station  on  account 
of  a  case  of  smallpox  which  developed  before  their  arrival.  Their  manager, 


38  PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 

Mr.  Carson  Calhoun,  died  of  the  disease,  as  did  also  several  of  the  natives. 

The  routine  work  and  daily  exercises  in  tEe  village  are  as  follows: 

Commencing  at  9:30  a.  m.,  the  rendition  of  native  music  begins  and 
is  kept  up  throughout  the  day.  Native  dances  likewise  peculiar  to  these 
people,  take  place  every  half  hour,  the  first  dance  at  10  a.  m.  and  the  last  at 
5  o'clock  in  the  afternoon.  These  dances  consist  of  the  tribal  dance  by  the 
men;  the  women's  tribal  dance;  a  spear  dance  and  a  bolo  dance.  Each  per- 
formance is  concluded  by  the  introduction  of  Datto  Bulan,  who  exhibits  his 
wonderful  growth  of  luxuriant  hair,  and  by  an  explanation  of  the  meaning 
attached  to  the  colors  of  the  costumes  worn  by  the  different  men  of  the  tribe. 

Upon  the  conclusion  of  the  program  of  dances,  the  public  is  invited  to 
inspect  the  native  dwellings  and  the  furnishings  thereof,  all  of  which  are 
distinctive  and  characteristic  of  the  Bagobos,  as  well  as  the  various  native 
traps  manufactured  and  used  by  the  people,  the  same  consisting  of  a  monkey 
trap,  a  chicken  trap,  a  carabo  trap,  and  a  wild  hog  trap,  the  workings  of  each 
being  explained  in  detail  to  the  public. 

The  weaving  of  the  different  native  cloths  and  fabrics  is  illustrated  for 
the  benefit  of  visitors,  full  explanations  being  given  with  respect  to  the  ma- 
terials entering  therein,  the  dyes  used,  and  the  method  of  securing  the  same. 

The  manner  of  entertaining  a  Datto  is  also  demonstrated,  music  on  the 
native  guitar  being  rendered  by  the  women,  who  at  the  same  time  execute  a 
peculiar  dance. 


PUBLICITY  AND   EXPLOITATION. 


The  question  of  publicity  and  exploitation  was  one  to  which  the  Board 
gave  early  attention,  and  in  order  to  advertise  the  exhibit  properly  and  at- 
tract the  interest  and  attention  of  the  public,  two  departments  were  created, 
one  known  as  "Publicity"  and  the  other  as  "Exploitation,"  both  having  the 
same  end  in  view,  but  along  different  lines.  The  former  department  was 
placed  in  charge  of  Mr.  Herbert  S.  Stone,  and  the  latter  in  charge  of  Mr. 
Alfred  C.  Newell,  both  experienced  newspaper  men.  The  two  departments 
were  later  consolidated. 

It  was  believed  from  the  outset  that  the  best  results  were  to  be  obtained— 
not  from  an  attempt  to  bring  people  to  St.  Louis,  which  was  the  primary 
object  of  the  World's  Fair  exploitation,  but  to  get  people  who  had  come  to 


REPORT  OF  EXPOSITION  BOARD.  39 

St.  Louis  to  visit  the  Philippine  exhibit.  For  this  reason  the  'Publicity  de- 
partment constantly  labored  with  the  local  press.  On  several  Sundays,  St. 
Louis  papers  have  contained  a  total  of  over  three  columns  of  Philippine  mat- 
ter and  hafdly  a  week  day  has  passed  without  the  appearance  of  some  para- 
graph relating  to  the  exhibit.  Ninety  per  cent,  of  all  the  Philippine  matter 
appearing  in  the  local  papers  was  written  in  the  Publicity  department.  In 
placing  this  material,  the  office  was  greatly  aided  by  the  use  of  photographs. 
There  were  taken  for  this  department  two  hundred  and  seventy-three  nega- 
tives and  no  less  than  forty-nine  hundred  prints.  These  photographs  were 
widely  distributed  among  newspapers  and  magazines  of  the  better  class  and 
have  been  very  generally  reproduced.  For  the  smaller  papers,  a  number  of 
coarse-screen  half-tone  cuts  and  zinc  etchings  were  prepared  and  loaned  to 
carry  a  general  story.  In  this  way,  a  three-column  article,  sent  out  from 
this  department  was  printed  in  over  four  hundred  country  papers.  The 
General  Press  Bureau  of  the  Louisiana  Purchase  Exposition  has  sent  out 
Philippine  matter  to  the  extent  of  over  a  column  a  week ;  it  has  regularly 
included  special  Philippine  stories  prepared  by  the  Publicity  department  in 
its  list  of  papers,  numbering  twenty-five  hundred,  taking  plate-matter,  and 
in  addition  sent  to  syndicates  and  selected  lists,  stories  and  pictures  covering 
many  features  of  the  exhibition — queer  habitations,  music,  babies,  sports,  and 
religious  beliefs  of  the  various  tribes.  In  this  way,  and  at  practically  no  ex- 
pense to  the  Philippine  Exposition,  there  was  covered  a  wide  range  of  /sub- 
jects tending  to  inspire  interest  and  increase  income.  The  space  received,  so 
far  as  shown  by  clippings  makes  an  average  of  over  fifteen  columns  a  day 
and  a  total  of  more  than  two  thousand  columns  since  the  middle  of  May. 

On  September  I5th,  the  Department  of  Exploitation  was  discontinued. 
Previous  to  that  date,  it  had  prepared  and  distributed  through  the  mailing 
division,  a  million  copies  of  the  two  booklets  describing  the  Philippine  Ex-** 
position,  120,000  copies  of  a  bird's-eye  view  of  -the  reservation,  a  large 
number  of  special  articles  for  trade  purposes  and  through  the  co-operation  of 
the  World's  Fair  authorities,  200,000  hand  bills,  10,000  twenty- four  sheet  post- 
ers and  50,000  special  programs  of  events  on  Philippine  Day,  August  I3th. 

The  Exploitation  department  also  issued  teachers'  tickets  to  the  number 
of  600  a  week  during  July  and  August,  prepared  articles  for  the  Official 
Guide,  the  "World's  Work,"  the  "Booklovers  Magazine,"  and  other  mnga- 
zines. 

The  Publicity  department  alone  since  September  I5th  has  had  charge  of 
all  passes  issued,  and  of  the  supervision  of  the  lecturers  on  the  grounds. 
Even  before  the  organization  of  the  Publicity  and  Exploitation  depart- 
ments, the  world  had  already  been  informed  of  the  dog-eating  tastes  of  the 


40  PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 

Igorot  and  to  this  fact  may  be  attributed  no  small  part  of  the  income  of 
the  Philippine  Exposition.  Owing  to  a  feeling  that  this  topic  might  safely 
be  left  to  the  thoughtful  care  of  the  political  press,  the  advertising  depart- 
ments have  avoided  official  mention  of  it  and  have  endeavored*  to  call  at- 
tention to  the  more  worthy  characteristics  of  the  natives.  It  is  not  true  that 
the  savages  have  been  unduly  exploited  at  the  expense  of  the  more  dignified 
exhibits,  but  no  amount  of  emphasis  on  commercial  exhibits,  constabulary 
drills  and  scout  parades  has  distracted  attention  from  the  "dog-eaters"  and 
''head-hunters." 


DISTRIBUTION    OF    PUBLICATIONS. 

Under  the  direction  of  the  Director  of  Exhibits,  the  following  publications 
were  distributed  among  prominent  visitors,  members  of  international  con- 
gresses, foreign  and  state  commissions,  prominent  journals,  libraries,  univer- 
sities, academies,  museums,  members  of  congress,  consuls,  diplomats  cham- 
bers of  commerce  and  other  trade  organizations : 

Official  handbook  of  the  Philippines. 

The  Philippine  Exposition,  World's  Fair,  St.  Louis,  1904. 

Educational  Work  in  the  Philippines. 

Report  of  the  Philippine  Weather  Bureau. 

Report  of  the  Auditor  of  the  Philippine  Islands  for  the  fiscal  year  ended 
June  30,  1903. 

Second  special  report  of  W.  Morgan  Shuster,  Collector  of  Customs  for  the 
Philippine  Islands,  covering  the  period  from  September  I,  1902,  to  October 
8,  1903. 

The  Far  Eastern  Review,  Vol.  i,  Nos.  2  and  3. 

Census  Bulletin  No.  I,  Population  of  the  Philippines. 

Census  Bulletin  No.  2,  The  Climate  of  the  Philippines. 

Census  Bulletin  No.  3,  Volcanoes  and  Seismic  Centers  of  the  Philippine 
Archipelago. 

The  Gutta-Percha  and  Rubber  of  the  Philippine  Islands. 

Trypanosoma  and  Trypanosomiasis  with  Special  Reference  to  Surra  in  the 
Philippine  Islands. 

Circular  Letter  of  Governor  Taft  and  Information  and  Instructions  for 
the  Preparation  of  the  Philippine  Exhibit  for  the  Louisiana  Purchase  Ex- 
position. 

Discurso  Pronunciado  por  Gustavo  Niederlein,  Comisionado  Especial  y 
Miembro  de  la  Junta  de  la  Exposicion  en  la  Apertura  del  Museo  Permanente 
de  Manila  el  23  de  Febrero  de  1903. 


REPORT  OF  EXPOSITION  BOARD.  41 

Report  of  the  Bureau  of  Forestry  of  the  Philippine  Islands,  1902. 

Report  of  the  Bureau  of  Forestry  of  the  Philippine  Islands,  1903. 

A  Dictionary  of  the  'Plant  Names  of  the  Philippine  Islands. 

Exposition  Number  of  Justicia. 

Exposition  Number  of  the  Sunday  Sun. 

Important  Philippine  Woods. 

Botanical  Investigations  in  Java. 

New  or  Noteworthy  Philippine  Plants. 

The  Forest  Manual. 

Journal  of  Agriculture  Tropicale. 

Philippine  Islands  Forestry  and  Timber  Exhibit. 


THE  RESERVATION  HOSPITAL. 


The  necessity  of  a  well-equipped  hospital  on  the  Philippine  Exposition 
Board's  reservation  early  became  apparent.  This  does  not  mean  that  health 
conditions  have  been  bad.  On  the  other  hand  they  have  been  exceptionally 
good,  but  with  nearly  thirteen  hundred  natives  of  the  Philippine  Islands 
on  the  reservation,  all  in  a  strange  land  and  under  climatic  conditions  to 
which  they  are  not  accustomed,  made  the  question  of  the  preservation  of  their 
health  one  of  prime  importance. 

Dr.  Llewellyn  P.  Williamson,  of  the  U.  S.  Army  Medical  corps,  was 
first  assigned  as  medical  officer  in  charge  of  the  hospital,  and  was  succeeded 
later  by  Dr.  Carrol  D.  Buck,  also  of  the  Army  Medical  corps.  Dr.  Cameron, 
of  the  Constabulary  battalion  has  also  been  on  continuous  duty  at  the  hospital. 

The  consolidated  medical  report  for  the  months  of  July,  August  r-nd 
September  is  as  follows : 

OUTSIDE 
TREATMENT 
4 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0 
0* 

0 
Total 272  228  12  28  4 


Scouts 

ADMITTED 
51 

RECOVERED 

47 

DIED 

o 

REMAi: 

n 

Constabulary     —  • 

122 

98 

3 

21 

N^esrritos 

--    -                0 

0    • 

o 

0 

Tp°orot  

15 

9 

2 

4 

Moros  

-      -              11 

Q 

7 

n 

Visayans 

13 

13 

o 

0 

Bagobos       -  • 

10 

7 

3 

n 

Students       - 

30 

30 

o 

o 

Americans    - 

?0 

IS 

? 

1 

42  PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 

Carson  Calhoun,  American,  and  three  Bagobos  died  at  St.  Louis  Quaran- 
tine station  where  they  had  been  sent  suffering  from  small  pox  contracted 
before  arrival.  One  American  employee  died  of  abscess  of  the  liver  at  Eureka 
Springs,  Ark.,  where  he  had  been  sent  for  a  change  of  climate;  one  con- 
stabulary died  of  suicide  from  gunshot  wound,  and  one  of  pneumonia ;  one 
Igorot  died  of  pneumonia  and  one  of  beri-beri.  Two  Moros  died  of  beri-beri. 

The  condition  of  the  Philippine  scouts  has  been  excellent  in  every  re- 
spect. Their  camp  is  a  model  from  a  sanitary  standpoint  and  the  sick  report 
very  low.  Chicken  pox  and  mumps  with  which  both  the  scouts  and  con- 
stabulary were  early  infected  have  entirely  disappeared. 

The  sanitary  condition  of  the  Cuartel,  in  which  the  constabulary  are  quar- 
tered, has  never  been  very  good,  owing  partially  to  faulty  construction  and 
to  lack  of  care  and  proper  police.  Changes  were  made  to  remedy  the  faults 
of  construction.  The  presence  of  a  number  of  cases  of  beri-beri  among 
the  constabulary  added  materially  to  their  sick  report.  No  definite  reason 
can  be  assigned  for  this  outbreak  of  beri-beri  and  every  effort  was  made 
to  ascertain  its  cause. 

In  spite  of  their  primitive  way  of  living  the  Negritos  have  been  the 
healthiest  people  on  the  reservation.  In  two  months  there  was  not  a  case 
serious  enough  to  be  taken  on  sick  report. 

Except  for  a  number  of  cases  of  beri-beri  the  health  of  the  Igorot  has 
been  good.  The  origin  of  this  beri-beri,  like  that  in  the  constabulary,  is 
unknown,  and  while  several  cases  have  recovered,  there  have  been  no  new 
ones  for  -some  time. 

There  have  been  no  cases  of  serious  illness  among  the  Visayans.  There 
has  been  quite  a  demand  from  them  for  cathartics,  tonics,  etc.,  but  no  sickness 

of  moment. 

Dr.  Williamson  inspected  the  Bagobos  on  their  arrival  in  St.  Louis, 
and  found  one  of  them  suffering  from  small  pox.  To-  prevent  the  introduc- 
tion of  infection  into  the  reservation,  arrangements  were  made  with  the  city 
of  St.  Louis  to  care  for  these  people  at  the  quarantine  station.  The  wisdom 
of  this  was  demonstrated  by  the  appearance  of  three  more  cases.  When  the 
danger  of  infection  had  passed  the  people  were  brought  to  the  reservation  and 
have  remained  in  good  health  since. 

On  August  5th,  one  hundred  students  arrived  and  were  quartered  in 
the  Cuartel.  They  were  much  crowded,  and  to  relieve  the  congestion,  three 
tents  were  erected  for  their  occupancy.  A  case  of  measles  appeared  shortly 
after  their  arrival  and  was  sent  to  the  Mayfield  hospital  as  it  could  not  be 
isolated  here.  A  number  of  these  students  suffered  from  minor  gastric  ail- 
ments but  no  serious  sickness. 


REPORT  OF  EXPOSITION  BOARD. 


The  most  serious  cases  with  which  the  hospital  has  had  to  deal  have 
been  among  the,  Americans  employed  on  the  reservation.  A  number  of  very 
serious  surgical  and  medical  cases  were  received  from  this  source.  These 
people  were  charged  a  fee  of  one  dollar  a  day  for  hospital  attention,  and  the 
money  so  derived  was  a  small  source  of  revenue. 

A  daily  inspection  of  the  grounds  and  buildings  had  been  made  and  sanitary 
infractions  promptly  rectified  when  possible  to  do  so.  Prior  to  July  25th, 
all  garbage  was  hauled  to  the  Exposition  crema'tory  and  there  burned  at 
considerable  expense.  On  July  25th  a  contract  was  entered  into  with  the 
Tamm  Glue  Company,  whereby  it  obligated  itself  to  remove  all  garbage  free 
of  cost.  This  resulted  in  a  considerable  saving  to  the  board. 

Five  births  have  occurred  among  the  Filipinos  on  the  grounds,  four  in  * 
the  Visayan  and  one  in  the  Igorot  village. 


DISTRIBUTION   OF  EXHIBITS. 


The  work  of  distributing  the  70,000  exhibits  collected  has  been  dele- 
gated to  a  committee  authorized  to  act  independently  of  the  Exposition 
Board,  the  committee  consisting  of  Captain  George  P.  Ahern,  chief  of  the 
Forestry  bureau  of  the  'Philippine  Islands;  Dr.  Gustavo  Niederlein  and 
Honorable  A.  L.  Lawshe,  members  of  the  Board. 

The  committee  held  its  first  meeting  November  4th  and  its  minutes  of 
the  meeting  indicate  the  policy  to  be  pursued.  At  the  request  of  the  com- 
mittee they  are  incorporated  herein: 

"The  committee  on  the  distribution  of  exhibits,  appointed  by  the  civil 
governor  of  the  Philippine  Islands,  to  consist  of  the  following  persons : 
Captain  George  P.  Ahern,  Dr.  Gustavo  Niederlein  and  the  Honorable  A.  L. 
Lawshe,  met  for  the  purposes  of  organization  this  fourth  day  of  November, 
1904. 

"Captain  Ahern,  being  first  named  in  the  cablegram  of  authority,  was 
made  chairman,  and  Dr.  Niederlein  was  chosen  as  secretary. 

"The  authority  of  the  committee  is  found  in  section  i  of  act  827,  amend- 
ing acts  765  and  514  of  the  Philippine  commission,  the  particular  paragraph 
cited  being  as  follows: 

"Provided,  however,  that  from  the  exhibits  at  the  St.  Louis  Exposition 
owned  by  the  Philippine  government,  there  shall  be  selected  by  a  committee 
to  be  designated  by  the  civil  governor,  all  exhibits  which,  in  the  opinion  of 


44  PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 

the  committee,  it  would  be  wise  and  not  too  expensive  to  reship  to  Manila  at 
the  close  of  the  Exposition  at  St.  Louis  for  use  in  a  permanent  museum  in 
Manila ; 

"And  provided  further,  That  the  property,  effects  and  exhibits 
of  the  Insular  Museum  of  Ethnology,  Natural  History  and  Commerce,  estab- 
lished by  act  numbered  two  hundred  and  eighty- four  (284)  which  have  been 
taken  over  by  the  Exposition  board,  shall  be  returned  to  Manila  for  use  in  a 
permanent  museum  in  Manila.  (Enacted  August  5,  1903.)" 

The  committee  is  also  governed  by  the  last  paragraph  of  section  4,  of 
act  514,  which  reads  as  follows: 

"The  Board  (Philippine  Exposition)  is  further  authorized  to  acquire  by 
purchase  such  exhibits  as  it  may  not  be  able  to  obtain  gratuitously,  and  to 
make  such  a  disposition  of  same  as  may  seem  wise,  tendering  them  first  to  the 
Smithsonian  Institution,  and  second  to  the  Philadelphia  Commercial  Mu- 
seum." 

Further  authority  is  granted  in  a  cablegram  from  the  governor  of 
the  Philippine  Islands  through  the  chief  of  the  Bureau  of  Insular  Affairs  to 
the  chairman  of  the  Philippine  Exposition  board  under  date  of  October  I7th, 
such  cablegram  being  as  follows : 

"Appointed  Ahern,  Jenks,  Lawshe,  committee  under  provisions  of  act 
827.  Notify  them  of  appointment;  act  does  not  contemplate  their  acting  in 
advisory  capacity,  but  makes  their  direction  controlling;  think  would  be  very 
well  if  they  confer  freely  with  Wilson  and  representatives  of  Smithsonian 
Institute;  commission  by  resolution  promised  Wilson  he  should  have  first 
choice,  and  Smithsonian  Institute  next  of  articles  not  to  be  returned  here. 
Committee  can  deal  with  question  of  exchange  and  Exposition  Board  direct 
sales  of  articles  not  to  be  returned  here." 

Under  date  of  October  3ist  a  cablegram  was  received  from  the  governor 
of  the  Philippine  Islands  by  the  chairman  of  the  board  through  the  chief  of 
the  Bureau  of  Insular  Affairs,  as  follows : 

"Niederlein  has  been  appointed  committee  upon  understanding  that 
Jenks  will  immediately  select  material  belonging  to  Ethnological  Survey  and 
other  Ethnological  material  which  he  desires  returned  and  material  so  selected 
shall  be  returned  to  Manila.  Jenks  will  leave  for  Manila  upon  completion 
of  this  work." 

CLASSES  OF  EXHIBITS. 

The  committee  decided  that  exhibits  shall  be  classified  as  follows: 
(i)   Material  to  be  returned  to  the  Philippine  Islands  for  museum  pur- 
poses. 


REPORT  OF  EXPOSITION  BOARD.  45 

(2)  Material  to  be  returned  to  the  owners. 

(a)  In  the  Philippine   Islands, 
(c)         In  foreign  countries. 

(b)  In  United  States. 

(3)  Exhibits  to  be  given  to  museums,  colleges,  etc. 

(4)  Material  to  be  sold. 

Lists  as  above  classified  are  now  finally  revised. 


BASIS  OF  ACTION. 


As  a  basis  of  action,  the  committee  decides  upon  the  following  lines  of 
policy : 

First :  That  as  the  law  contemplates  that  the  Smithsonian  Institution 
shall  receive  the  first  tender  of  exhibits,  and  the  cablegram  from  the  Civil 
Government  apparently  conflicts  therewith,  giving  to  the  'Philadelphia  Com- 
mercial Museum  first  choice,  the  committee  decides  that  the  museums  shall 
have  substantially  an  equal  share  in  the  distribution  of  exhibits  where  prac- 
ticable, trusting  that  the  representatives  of  the  two  museums  may  be  able 
at  all  times  to  determine  differences  amicably. 

Second :  That  the  committee  will  favor  such  distribution  as  in  its  opinion 
will  secure  to  the  Philippine  Islands  the  greatest  benefit  commercially,  in- 
dustrially, scientifically,  and  otherwise.  That  an  effort  shall  be  made  to  dis- 
tribute the  exhibits  in  as  large  groups  as  possible.  It  is  the  sense  of  the 
committee  that  the  exhibits  shall  not  be  dissipated  into  small,  valueless  ex- 
hibits in  different  parts  of  the  country,  except  where  particular  articles  are 
desired  by  colleges  for  educational  purposes. 

Third:  That  in  allotting  exhibits  to  the  Philadelphia  Commercial  Mus- 
eum, the  Smithsonian  Institution,  and  other  large  institutions  or  colleges 
which  may  share  in  the  distribution,  such  agreements  or  contracts  shall  be 
made  as  will  entitle  the  Philippine  Government,  if  it  so  desires,  to  withdraw 
the  whole  or  any  part  of  these  exhibits  from  any  museum  for  the  purpose 
of  making  a  distinctively  Philippine  exhibit  at  any  time  and  place  in  the  future, 
in  order  that  the  Philippine  Government  may  not  be  put  to  the  expense  of  col- 
lecting another  large  exhibit  for  future  Expositions,  all  exhibits  so  removed 
to  be  later  returned  to  their  proper  custodians. 

Fourth:  That  valuable  exhibits,  which  in  the  judgment  of  the  commit- 
tee are  too  costly  to  be  donated,  will 'be  offered  for  sale  at  a  price  to  be 


46  PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 

fixed  by  the  Exposition  Board,  the  same  to  be  tendered  first  to  museums  in 
such  order  of  precedence  as  may  be  indicated.  It  is  understood  that  the  dis- 
tribution to  these  institutions,  if  not  bought  outright,  shall  be  made  under 
the  condition  that  any  desirable  duplicate  material  in  their  hands  shall  be  re- 
served for  the  Philippine  Museum  in  Manila. 

Fifth :  That  in  all  cases  where  there  is  sufficient  quantity  of  exhibit  ma- 
terial of  the  same  class  to  justify  distribution  to  the  various  institutions  se- 
lected by  the  committee  and  leave  a  surplus,  the  committee  recommends  such 
surplus  to  be  sold,  or  exchanged  for  exhibits  which  will  be  of  value  to  the: 
Philippine  Government  Museum  in  Manila. 

Sixth:  That  when  an  exhibit  has  been  apportioned  to  any  applicant, 
the  Exposition  Board's  responsibility  therefor  shall  cease. 

That  the  successful  applicant  shall  upon  receiving  notice  of  such  assign- 
ment, cause  the  same  to  be  packed  and  shipped  to  its  proper  destination 
without  cost  to  the  Philippine  Exposition  Board  within  thirty  days  there- 
after. 

That  when  exhibits  are  now  in  valuable  cases  or  packings,  such  cases  and 
packings  shall  be  purchased  from  the  Board  at  a  corresponding  appraised  value 
in  the  discretion  of  the  committee. 

That  each  applicant  awarded  an  exhibit  shall  take  the  necessary  steps  to 
secure  free  entry  therefor. 

That  in  all  cases  where  in  order  to  secure  a  part  of  an  exhibit  for  ex- 
hibition or  museum  purposes  it  is  necessary  to  clear  the  whole  through  the 
Customs  House,  the  exhibitor  may,  if  he  so  desires,  clear  the  whole  by  pay- 
ment of  duty  as  required. 

Seventh :  That  no  books  or  valuable  manuscripts  shall  be  transferred  to 
any  institution  or  museum,  but  that  all  such  material  shall  be  reserved  as  a 
part  of  a  great  public  library  to  be  founded  in  Manila. 

The  Board  believes  that  this  scheme  of  distribution,  as  decided  upon  by 
the  committee,  is  fair  and  just  and  that  it  is  substantially  as  contemplated  bv 
the  Philippine  government. 


FISCAL    AFFAIRS    OF   THE   BOARD. 


THE   DISBURSING  DEPARTMENT. 
CARSON  TAYLOR,  DISBURSING  OFFICER. 


The   following   statement   shows   the   advances   to   the   disbursing  officer 
from  the   date   of  his   appointment  to   September   30,    1904,   as   well   as   the 


REPORT  OF  EXPOSITION  BOARD.  47 

amounts  disbursed  to  said  dates.  Mexican  and  Philippine  currency  disbursed 
in  the  Philippine  Islands  are  reduced  to  United  States  currency  at  the  proper 
ratio.  These  funds  are  derived  solely  from  appropriations  from  the  Philip- 
pine treasury  and  reimbursements  thereto  from  receipts,  and  are  exclusive 
of  the  amount  received  from  the  Louisiana  Purchase  Exposition  Company, 
which  was  disbursed  by  an  agent  of  the  United  States  Treasury  Department. 

ADVANCES. 

Received   by   accountable   warrants   during  fiscal     year     ending 

June  30,  1903,  $144,200,  equivalent  to  .....' $  57,000.00 

Received  by  appropriation  Act  595,  $4,689,  local  currency,  for 

rent  of  building  in  Manila  1,800.00 

Received  by  accountable  warrants  from  July  ist  to  December 

31,  1903,  at  Manila,  P.  L,  $250,000,  equivalent  to 125,000.00 

Received  by  accountable  warrants,  transfers  and  refunds  from 

January  i,   1904,  to  September  30,   1904 820,341.58 


1,004,141.58 

DISBURSEMENTS. 

Disbursed  in  Manila  during  fiscal  year  ending  June  30,  1903, 

$I35>976-92>  local  currency  53,643.66 

Disbursed  in  Manila  appropriation  under  Act  595,  $4,689,  local 

currency  1,800.00 

Disbursed  in  Manila  during  period  from  July  ist  to  December 

31,  1903,  $225,741.05,  local  currency  112,870.52 

Disbursements  in  St.  Louis  January   ist  to  Sept.  30,   1904   ....      805,772.85 


-  Total  disbursements  to  September  30,  1904 974,087.03 

Unexpended  balance  refunded  to  Insular  treasurer,  June  30. 

1903,  local  currency,  $8,223.08  3,356-33 

Refund  to  Insular  treasurer,  June,  1904,  $1,660.00  P.  C 830.00 

Taken  up  to  balance  on  account  of  reduction  from  one  currency 

to  another  .01 

Balance  on  hand  September  30,  1904 25,868.21 


Total    1,004.141.58 

The  work  of  the  disbursing  office  is  now  current.  All  old  bills  are  paid 
with  the  exception  of  a  few  claims  the  validity  of  which  is  disputed.  The  ex- 
penditures at  this  time,  November  n,  1904,  are  on  a  fixed  charge  basis, 
and  amount  approximately  to  $1,250.00  per  day,  including  Sundays,  while 
the  daily  average  receipts  approximate  four  times  this  amount. 


48  PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 

THE  CASHIER'S  DEPARTMENT. 
A.  T.  RUAN.  CASHIER. 


The  receipts  of  the  cashier's  department,  by  months,   from  the  date  of 
•opening  to  and  including  September  30,  were  as  follows : 

MAY                JUNE                JULY             AUGUST              SEPT.  TOTAL 

Admissions $5,170.75    $33,436.20    $44,507.01    $67,993.48    $108,672.55  $259,779.99 

Sales 30.27         1,438.90        2,496.68        4,273.41          6,333,92  14,573.18 

Restaurants 2,374.06        4,116.76        5,097.44        5,780.37          7,695.64  25,064.27 

Rents 310.33            290.00            210.00            601.00             337.50  -1,748.83 

Reimbursements-        609.98           890.55        3,361.00           714.11          5,269.26  10,844.90 

Misc .  Collections _      8.68                                                             .__  8.68 

Total $8,495.39    $40,181.09    $55,672.13     $79,362.37    $128,308.87  $312,019.85 

The  receipts  from  sales  and  admissions  may  be  segragated  as  follows: 

IGOROT  VILLAGE 

MAY                JUNE                JULY             AUGUST              SEPT.  TOTAL 

Admissions $4,702.75    $25,809.40    $25,013.06    $33,115.50    $  47,235.46  $135,876.17 

Sales 603.70            241.15            233.65              193.25  1,271.75 

Total $4,702.75     $26,413.10    $25,254.21     $33,349.15     $  47,428.71  $137,147.92 

VISAYAN  VILLAGE 

Admissions $  1,379.60    $  5,362.01    $  8,745.25    $  14,924.82  $  30,411.68 

Sales 67.25            483.10            819.75          1,972.70  3,342.80 

Total .          ___     $  1,446,85     $  5,845.11     $  9,565.00    $  16,897.52  $  33,754.48 

MORO  VILLAGE 

Admissions $  3,217,50    $  7,229.16    $11,795.05    $  18,350.66  $  40,592.37 

Sales _^______         9.00               23.00  32.00 

Total $  3,217.50    $  7,229.16    $11,804.05     $  18,373.66  $  40,624.37 

NEGRITO  VILLAGE 

Admissions $  1,326.55     $  5,081.47    $  9,961.45     $  20,060.02  $  36,429.49 

gales 6.15               12.80  18.95 

Total $  1,326.55     $  5,081.47    $  9,967.60    $  20,072.82  $  36,448.44 

BAGOBO   VILLAGE 

Admissions $    2,266.17  $    2,266.17 

OTHER   SOURCES 

Admissions.: $    468.00    $1,703.15     $1,821,31     $4,376.23     $    5,835.42  $14,204.11 

Sales 30.27            767.95         1,772.43        3,204.86          4.132.17  9,907.68 

Total $    498.27    $  2,471.10    $  3,593.74    $  7,581.09    $    9,967.59  $  24,111.29 

It   will   be   noted   from   the    foregoing   statement   that   the   bulk    of    the 
revenue  of  the  Board  was  derived  from  admissions  to  the  five  native  villages. 


REPORT  OF  EXPOSITION  BOARD.  49 

All  of  these  villages  were  financed  and  operated  by  the  Board  and  their  gross 
receipts  were  collected  by  the  cashier  through  ticket  sellers  stationed  at  the 
entrance  gates.  The  gross  receipts  of  the  Igorot  village  were  subject  to  a  de- 
duction of  5  per  cent,  on  account  of  commission  paid  T.  K.  Hunt,  manager, 
under  the  terms  of  his  contract,  which  payment  was  made  through  the  disburs- 
ing officer  of  the  Board. 

Of  the  gross  receipts  of  the  Visayan  village,  25  per  cent,  accrued  to 
the  Board  as  revenue,  and  75  per  cent  was  received  as  a  reimbursement  for 
expenses  incurred  on  account  of  this  village  including  its  return  to  the 
Philippines.  After  the  Board  has  been  thus  reimbursed,  the  net  profits  of 
the  village  are  to  be  equally  divided  with  its  manager,  Mr.  M.  R.  Healy. 
The  gross  receipts  of  the  Moro,  Negrito  and  Bagobo  villages  are  revenue 
to  the  Board  without  deduction. 

Next  in  importance  to  admissions,  as  a  source  of  revenue,  are  restaur- 
ants. Four  are  now  in  operation ;  two  where  meals  are  served,  and  two  where 
light  lunches,  etc.,  may  be  obtained.  The  board  received  25  per  cent,  of  the 
gross  receipts  of  all  restaurants,  except  on  sales  of  manufactured  tobacco, 
the  percentage  on  which  is  12^  per  cent. 

The  receipts  from  miscellaneous  concessions  are  shown  under  the  head- 
ing "sales"  and  "rents,"  the  latter  classification  also  including  ground  rents 
and  space  sold  for  the  period  of  the  Exposition. 

Reimbursements  to  expenses  represent  re-payments  made  to  the  board 
for  material,  labor,  etc.,  furnished  concessionaires  or  others. 

In  addition  to  the  receipts,  which  have  been  deposited  to  the  credit 
of  the  treasurer  of  the  Philippine  Islands  and  revert  to  the  credit  of  the 
appropriation  made  for  the  Philippine  Exposition,  the  cashier  has  sold  one 
thousand  two  hundred  and  ten  sets  of  Philippine  coins  for  $2420. 
These  coins  were  sent  here  by  the  war  department  for  sale,  the  amount  real- 
ized being  deposited  to  the  credit  of  the  "Gold  Standard"  account  of  the 
Philippine  government,  and  are  not  treated  as  a  revenue  of  the  board. 

The  personnel  of  the  cashier's  department  comprises  the  following  em- 
ployes : 

One  cashier,  one  chief  clerk,  four  other  clerks,  fifteen  ticket  sellers,  four 
cash  clerks.  The  total  monthly  payroll  of  the  cashier's  department  amounts  to 
$1,705.  The  salaries  of  six  of  these  employes,  aggregating  $430.00  per 
month  are  reimbursable  by  concessionaires,  or  others. 


50  PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 

THE  PURCHASING  DEPARTMENT. 
GEORGE  S.   CLARK,   PURCHASING  AGENT. 


In  order  that  purchases  might  be  made  as  economically  and  expeditiously 
as  possible,  a  purchasing  agent  was  appointed  January  15,  1904.  From  that 
date  to  September  3Oth  there  were  issued  from  his  office  on  various  mercan- 
tile firms  for  supplies  and  materials,  twenty-one  hundred  requisitions,  which 
were  approved  for  purchase  by  the  chairman  of  the  Board,  or  by  the  executive 
officer.  During  the  construction  period,  the  chief  items  of  expense  were 
lumber,  hardware  and  other  materials  necessary  for  the  completion  of  build- 
ings, mill  work,  etc.  A  considerable  quantity  of  office  furniture,  such  as 
desks,  tables  and  necessary  ^office  supplies  was  also  purchased.  For  roads 
and  walks,  approximately  two  hundred  and  twenty-five  cars  of  cinders  were 
necessary.  The  cinders  were  purchased  from  the  St.  Louis  Transit  Com- 
pany as  a  rule,  although  the  Laclede  Gaslight  Company  furnished  gratis, 
with  the  exception  of  freight  charges,  about  one  hundred  cars,  which  would 
have  cost  on  a  former  basis  about  $1,500. 

Invariably  everything  requested,  for  construction  or  otherwse,  was  for 
immediate  use  and  the  office  was  being  continually  called  upon  to  "rush," 
which  was  done  in  every  matter,  with  generally  satisfactory  results,  al- 
though on  account  of  the  unnatural  business  conditions  existing  at  the 
time  it  was  necessary  to  persistently  pursue  the  business  houses  to  get  re- 
sults. It  was  the  policy  of  the  office  in  buying  goods  which  covered  any 
amount  of  expense,  to  secure  two  or  more  bids,  and  the  records  will  show  that 
the  lowest  bidder  secured  the  business.  On  a  few  occasions,  orders  were 
placed  direct,  but  the  circumstances  in  every  case  warranted  the  proceedings. 

Triplicate  bills  have  been  retained  for  every  purchase,  with  dray  tickets 
attached,  showing  delivery,  together  with  copies  of  bids.  Correspondence 
on  the  various  subjects  is  filed  in  regular  order  for  immediate  reference 
now  or  in  the  future. 

The  amount  of  purchases  in  money  value  is  indicated  by  the  payments 
made  by  the  disbursing  officer  in  St.  Louis. 


REPORT  OF  EXPOSITION  BOARD. 


51 


THE  COMMISSARY  DEPARTMENT. 


CAPT.  M.  C.  BUTLKR.  U.  S.  A.,  COMMISSARY  OFFICER. 


A  commissary  department  was  organized  at  an  early  date  for  the  pur- 
pose of  furnishing  subsistence  to  the  Filipinos  and  others  on  the  reservation 
entitled  to  subsistence  at  the  expense  of  th'e  government  by  law  or  by  con- 
tract. No  separate  record  was  kept  of  these  subsistence  supplies  at  the  out- 
set, but  on  May  loth,  when  an  officer  of  the  United  States  army  was  detailed 
as  commissary  officer,  proper  accounts  and  returns  were  made,  and  the 
privileges  of  the  commissary  were  extended  so  as  to  permit  certain  employes, 
and  especially  the  constabulary  band  and  battalion  to  purchase  subsistence. 

The  following  statement  shows  the  total  purchases  and  the  total  and 
average  cost  of  the  subsistence  of  the  various  villages,  persons,  .etc.,  during 
the  period  from  May  loth  to  September  3Oth,  inclusive: 


PERSONS 

TOTAL 

Negrito  Village  

38 

$    684.21 

Constabulary  

280 

5,065.20 

Visayan  Village  -- 

95 

1,757.96 

Igorot  Village  - 

111 

2,279.87 

Lanao  Village  (Moro)-- 

38 

746.01 

Samal  Village  (Moro)-- 

40 

772.59 

Bagobo   Village-- 

30 

246.44 

Philippine  Students-- 

100 

702.24 

Hospital  

672.92 

Constabulary  Officer   Mess  

399.48 

Igorot  Manager  Mess  

109.18 

Negrito  Manager  Mess-  -     -- 

45.03 

Miscellaneous             —  -     — 

532.45 

PER  PERSON 

3.12932  Daily 

.13019  '" 

.13573  " 

.11439  " 

.14116  " 

.14698  " 

.19712  " 

.22652  "* 


The  total  amount  of  purchases  was  $13,946.66.  The  total  amount  of  is- 
sues $14,155.34.  The  average  cost  per  person  per  day,  $0.14721.  The  issues 
exceed  the  purchases  because  of  bills  outstanding  and  unpaid  on  Sept.  3oth. 

The  commissary  and  purchasing  department  were  consolidated  under 
the  purchasing  agent  October  nth,  Non  which  date  Captain  Butler's  ac- 
countability closed. 


PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 


FINANCIAL  STATEMENT. 


The  following  statement  shows,  in  detail,  the  disbursements  made  by 
the  Board  to  September  30,  1904,  from  funds  derived  fr.om  all  sources,  in- 
cluding the  appropriation  made  by  the  Louisiana  Purchase  Exposition  Com- 
pany of  $200,000.  From  this  latter  source  there  is  yet  due  the  Board  a  balance 
approximating  $12,000: 


Labor 

Lumber 

Hardware 

Painting 

Sundries 

Totals 

Cuartel  __ 

$11,424  39 
9,965  16 
10,636  33 
7,470  63 
7,675  14 
22,380  59 
5,906  20 
3,491  17 
11,205  75 
5,227  59 
3,595  87 
4,841  52 
9,970  15 
84095 
11,931  46 
10,995  98 
51426 

$13,514  53 
10,610  81 
5,309  79 
2,438  86 
4,515  22 
9,014  65 
3,443  80 
2,466  52 
6,875  27 
3,882  27 
1,479  24 
2,227  03 
2,092  38 
876  65 
9494 

$  1,387  08 
43204 
543  04 
161  88 
65540 
781  70 
26609 
87  54 
373  50 
231  17 
143  56 
5805 
3322 
2242 
279  17 
34  50 
7352 

$  778  50 
794  58 
684  35 
492  50 
1,296  00 
549  85 
235  20 
317  60 
605  65 
144  85 
378  40 
201  20 
293  30 
62  00 

$11,232  38 
2,31424 
2,537  64 
1,729  62 
1,935  13 
4,091  40 
315  77 
110  00 
2,495  83 
1,797  39 
590  65 
1,224  20 
5,902  77 
924  61 
4,028  15 
21,292  16 
440  00 
3,354  77 

$38,336  88 
24,116  83 
19,711  15 
12,293  49 
16,076  89 
36,818  19 
10,167  06 
6,472  83 
.  21,556  00 
11,283  27 
6,187  72 
8,552  00 
18,291  82 
2,726  63 
16,333  72 
32,322  64 
1,240  57 
3,354  77 
225  78 
15,493  00 
127,749  45 
4,538  96 
4,407  02 
41  51 
15,999  14 
8,435  94 
619  50 
1,711  08 
78989 
110  82 
19,764  77 
1,363  77 
118  05 
54  75 
1,975  60 
122  85 
8,769  80 
1,458  91 
1,091  19 
592  80 
1,781  28 
416  79 
52,336  30 
23,315  79 

Government 

Education  _ 

Commerce 

Woman's 

War  

Forestry  _ 

Agriculture 

Restaurant  No.  1 

Ethnology      _  __ 

Restaurant  No.  3 

Bridge  No.  1 

Observatory 

Public  Comfort 

Staff  Work 

Roads  and  Sewers 

Greenhouse 

212  79 

Water  Service 

Bridge  No.  2 

171  02 
4,139  15 
70,553  61 
2,537  56 
2,794  89 
41  51 
8,209  28 
2,380  20 
225  75 
892  78 
47675 
-      110  82 
7,057  70 
966  60 
118  05 
5475 
640  75 
12285 
1,721  11 
60295 
453  55 
36438 
858  36 

40  66 

4,220  91 
8,759  27 
1,198  41 
1,529  62 

14  10 
194  50 

Scouts'  Camp          _  _ 

56488 
3,438  64 
34  57 
82  51 

6,373  56 
44,997  93 
702  77 

Electric  Plant 

Photograph 

65  65 

Fisheries 

Stock  Room 

Hospitals 

2,897  84 
2,815  36 
393  75 
753  10 
95  23 

30400 
439  41 

380  00 
93  20 

4,208  02 
2,707  77 

Igorot  Village 

Bridge  No   3 

Bridges  Nos.  4,  5,  6,  7__ 
Monuments 

6520 

48  30 

16961 

American  Concession  Co. 
Visayan  Village* 

3,020  42 
31300 

45633 
1875 

510  45 

65  42 

3,424  49 

School 

Klump's  Booth 

J    B    Socci  Booth 

Band  Stand 

1,142  25 

, 

30  00 

162  60 

Evans  &  Smith 

Moro  Village 

1,152  94 
795  96 
438  75 
120  70 
670  23 
4739 

295  10 
3999 
143  15 
25  82 
27  70 
2  40 

5,600  65 
2001 
55  74 
81  90 
22499 
367  00 
12,965  78 
3,171  75 

Mines 

Negrito  Village 

Barber  Shop 

Bagobo  Village 

Reviewing  Stand 

Grounds  and  Buildings  _ 
Landscape  Gardening  

Totals 

39,370  52 
20,14404 

$303,082  07 

$99,460  54 

$11,550  63 

$8,187  30 

$151,551  28 

$579,127  20 

*$5,295.38  U.  S.  Customs. 


REPORT  OF  EXPOSITION  BOARD.  53 

Labor  for  Buildings,  as  per  foregoing  statement $303,082  07 

Lumber  for  Buildings,  as  per  foregoing  statement 99,460  54 

Hardware  for  Buildings,  as  per  foregoing  statement 11,550  63 

Painting  for  Buildings,  as  per  foregoing  statement 8,187  30 

U.  3.  Customs  for  Buildings,  as  per  foregoing  statement 5,295  38 

Sundries  for  Buildings,  as  per  foregoing  statement 151,551  28  $579,127  20 

Salaries  and  operating  expense 131,028  21 

Expense,  administrative  and  incidental 47,250  10 

Fire  protection  implements 805  00 

Insurance .. 6,273  40 

Heating 3,962  41 

Exhibit  installation 31,155  41 

Contractors'  commissions 11,781  62 

Freight 96,874  91 

Subsistence 19,107  89 

Filipino  carpenters'  salaries 7,659  10 

Commissary  fixtures 3,094  96 

Office  fixtures 3,609  55 

Exhibit  fixtures 185  20 

Expenditures  for  exhibits _  8,145  41 

Salaries  of  natives 21,922  64 

Salaries  of  Visayans 8,406  42 

Expense  Visayan  Village 5,606  36 

John  Krieder 175  00 

Percentage  to  concessionaire 5,396  26 

Total  expenditures $991,567  05 

Additional  disbursements  not  included  in  this  statement  were  made  by 
Carson  Taylor,  D.  O.,  at  Manila,  P.  I.,  of  $166,514.18,  the  whole  amount 
being  administrative  expenses  and  cost  of  exhibits  purchased. 

Disbursements  were  also  made  by  J.  G.  Jester,  Philippine  disbursing 
agent  at  Washington,  and  by  other  disbursing  officers  in  the  Philippine  Is- 
lands, whose  accounts  were  rendered  direct  to  the  auditor  at  Manila,  no  full 
reports  having  been  received  as  yet  by  the  Board,  but  as  shown  by  partial 
reports  and  indicated  by  net  withdrawals,  such  amounts  were  $162,404.27.  It 
is  therefore  apparent  that  the  total  official  disbursements,  from  funds  derived 
from  all  sources,  for  the  Philippine  exhibit  September  30,  1904,  amounted 
to  $1,320,485.50,  crediting  the  receipts  to  September  30,  amounting  to  $312,- 
019.85,  and  deducting  $189,423.18,  furnished  by  the  Louisiana  Purchase  Ex- 
position Company,  leaves  a  difference  of  $819,042.47?  as  the  net  cost  of  the 
exhibit  to  the  Philippine  treasury  to  September  30,  1904.  This  statement 
will  be  affected  and  probably  materially  reduced  by  the  receipts  and  ex- 
penditures since  that  date. 


54  PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 


RETRENCHMENTS. 


On  account  of  the  unexpectedly  large  outlay  in  installing  the  Exposition 
and  the  disappointing  receipts  in  reimbursement,  it  was  deemed  wise  early  in 
July  to  adopt  radical  steps  toward  retrenchment.  This  was  begun  under  the 
advice  and  direction  of  Colonel  Clarence  R.  Edwards,  Chief  of  the  Bureau 
of  Insuiar  Affairs  of  the  War  Department,  through  which  bureau  the  Ex- 
position Board  is  responsible  to  the  Philippine  Government.  Due  to  Colonel 
Edwards'  intelligent  and  energetic  efforts,  much  was  accomplished  in  this 
direction.  As  rapidly  as  practicable  without  impairment  to  the  service,  depart- 
ments were  consolidated,  and  in  complete  furtherance  of  these  measures  of 
economy,  a  new  scheme  of  organization  was  adopted  August  I5th,  under 
which  the  offices  of  Executive  Officer  and  Chief  of  Exploitation  were  abolished, 
the  positions  of  engineer  of  grounds  and  landscape  gardener  were  con- 
solidated, and  the  force  of  clerks,  laborers  and  guards  was  reduced.  Later 
the  offices  of  purchasing  agent  and  commissary  officer  were  consolidated. 

The  organization  since  August  I5th  has  remained  substantially  the 
same,  except  for  the  abolishment  of  certain  minor  positions,  as  rapidly  as  their 
services  could  be  spared,  and  the  addition  of  lecturers  or  "spielers"  for  the 
purpose  of  attracting  visitors  to  the  various  villages.  With  the  promotion  of 
Mr.  Herbert  S.  Stone  from  chief  of  publicity  to  membership  on  the  Board,  this 
office  was  abolished,  the  work  of  publicity  being  practically  ended. 

The  official  organization  at  this  time  is  as  follows : 

Honorable  A.  L.  Lawshe,  chairman. 

Dr.  Gustavo  Niederlein,  member. 

Herbert  S.  Stone,  member. 

Dr.  Leon  M.  Guerrero,  secretary. 

Carson  Taylor,  disbursing  officer. 

A.  T.  Ruan,  cashier. 

Under  the  present  organization  of  the  Board,  to  the  chairman,  in  addi- 
tion to  his  general  executive  functions,  is  assigned  jurisdiction  over  revenues 
and  disbursements ;  Dr.  Gustavo  Niederlein  continues  as  director  of  exhibits, 
and  Mr.  Herbert  S.  Stone,  as  member  and  executive  officer,  has  supervision 
over  administrative  matters  on  the  grounds  and  in  the  villages. 

The  foregoing  is  the  organization  provided  for  in  the  various  laws  of  the 
Philippine  Commission  governing  the  Philippine  exhibit.  In  the  performance 
of  its  work  the  Board  has  a  corps  of  assistants  not  specifically  named  in 
the  statutes,  but  appointed  by  the  Board  under  the  general  authority  conferred 


REPORT  OF  EXPOSITION  BOARD.  55 

upon  it,  such  as  a  purchasing  agent  and  commissary  officer,  a  property  clerk, 
a  chief  of  concessions  and  an  officer  in  charge  of  each  exhibit  building,  as 
indicated  elsewhere  in  this  report,  and  a  general  clerical,  police  and  labor 
force.  The  authorized  personnel  on  November  ist  was  in  detail  as  follows: 

Office  of  chairman: 

Chairman,  one  stenographer,  one  employe,  total  monthly  pay  roll,  in- 
cluding per  diem  for  expenses  to  the  chairman,  $841.66. 

Office  of  director  of  exhibits : 

One  member,  one  stenographer;  total  monthly  pay  roll  including  per 
diem  for  expenses  to  the  director  of  exhibits,  $733.33. 

Office  of  member  and  executive  officer : 

One  member,  one  pass  clerk  and  stenographer ;  total  monthly  pay  roll,  in- 
cluding per  diem  of  member  and  executive  officer,  $698.33. 

Office  of  secretary: 

Secretary  of  the  board,  one  clerk  and  typewriter  at  $100.00,  one  clerk 
and  typewriter  at  $65.00;  total  monthly  pay  roll  including  per  diem  of 
secretary,  $583.33. 

General  force: 

One  reporter  at  $125.00,  one  stenographer  at  $75.00,  one  clerk  and  ste- 
nographer at  $65.00,  two  stenographers  at  $60.00,  one  superintendent  of  build- 
ings and,  janitors  at  $100.00,  one  head  janitor  at  $2.00  per  day,  16  janitors  at 
$1.60  per  day  each,  six  messengers  at  $20.00  per  month,  one  chief  spieler  at 
$5.00  per  day,  ten  spielers  at  $3.50  per  day;  total  monthly  pay  roll  $2,393.00. 

Office  of  disbursing  officer: 

Disbursing  officer,  one  clerk  at  $116.66,  one  clerk  at  $100,  one  steno- 
grapher at  $75.00;  total  monthly  pay  roll  $441.66. 

Timekeepers :  One  in  charge  at  $65.00,  two  at  $60.00  each ;  monthly  pay 
roll  $185.00. 

Cashier's   office: 

Cashier,  one  clerk  at  $125.00,  two  clerks  at  $75.00,  one  clerk  at  $60.00, 
one  employe  at  $60.00,  twelve  ticket  sellers  at  $60.00,  three  ticket  sellers  (to 
be  reimbursed  by  concessionaires),  two  cash  clerks  at  $60.00  (one,  to  be  re- 
imbursed by  concessionaire),  one  employe  (to  be  reimbursed  by  Gold  Coin 
Fund)  at  $50.00,  three  employes  for  relief  ticket  sellers  and  others  at  $60.00, 
one  cash  clerk  at  $40.00  (to  be  reimbursed  by  concessionaire)  ;  total  monthly 
pay  roll  $1,705.00. 

Office  of  concessions : 

One   chief   clerk,   one   clerk    and    accountant   at   $116.66,   two   clerks    at 


56  PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 

$60.00,  eleven  ticket  takers  at  $60.00,  (one  to  be  reimbursed  by  concession- 
aire), one  checker  at  $60.00  (to  be  reimbursed  by  concessionaire),  one  check- 
er at  $25  per  week  (to  be  reimbursed  by  concessionaire),  additional  ticket 
taker  at  $60.00,  one  checker  at  $60.00  (to  be  reimbursed  by  concessionaire), 
one  inspector  at  $100,  one  inspector  at  $75,  four  employes  for  all  relief  pur- 
poses at  $60.00,  one  ticket  counter  at  $40.00;  total  monthly  pay  roll,  $1,756.66. 

Property   division: 

One  clerk  in  charge,  one  clerk  at  $65.00,  one  clerk  at  $60.00,  one  customs 
house  clerk  at  $60.00;  total  monthly  pay  roll  $318.33. 

Office   of   purchasing   agent   and   commissary   officer: 

Purchasing  agent,  one  clerk  and  stenographer  at  $100.00,  one  clerk  at 
$75.00,  one  storekeeper  at  $60.00,  one  laborer  at  $60.00;  total  monthly  pay 
roll  including  per  diem  of  purchasing  agent,  $535.00. 

Hospital : 

Two  officers,  one  from  the  regulary  army  and  one  from  the  constabu- 
lary, detailed  without  pay  from  the  Exposition  Board;  one  dispensing  officer, 
one  head  nurse  at  $45.00,  two  nurses  at  $40.00,  one  cook,  one  employe,  one 
messenger;  total  monthly  pay  roll  $310.00;  all  employes  connected  with 
hospital  being  entitled  to  subsistence. 

War  exhibit: 

Constabulary,  one  employe  at  $75.00,  scouts,  one  employe  at  $75.00; 
total  monthly  pay  roll  $150.00. 

Agricultural  building: 

One  employe  in  charge,  $150.00. 

The  Cuartel : 

Constabulary  officer  in  charge,  one  employe,  one  fireman  at  $2.25  per  day, 
one  fireman  at  $2.00  per  day;  total  monthly  pay  roll,  $202.50. 

Forestry  building:  One  employe  in  charge,  two  laborers  for  cleaning 
exhibits;  total  monthly  pay  roll,  $270.00. 

Manila  building:     One  employe  in  charge  at  $75.00. 

Fish  and  Game  building :    One  employe  in  charge  at  $100.00. 

Mine's  building:     One  employe  in  charge  at  $100.00. 

Commerce  building:     One  employe  in  charge  at  $125.00. 

Educational  building:  One  officer  of  the  Philippine  Educationad  de- 
partment on  detail  without  pay  from  the  Exposition  board;  one  teacher,  one 
employe;  total  monthly  pay  roll  $160.00. 

Ethnology  building:     One  officer  on  detail  from  the  Philippine  Islands 


REPORT  OF  EXPOSITION  BOARD.  57 

without  pay  from  the  Exposition  board ;  one  employe ;  total  monthly  pay 
roll  $60.00. 

Moro   villages : 

One  manager,  two  employes  at  $100.00  per  month ;  pay  roll  of  Samal 
Moros,  $325.00;  pay  roll  of  Lanao  Moros,  $380.00;  total  monthly  pay  roll, 
$1,055.00. 

Igorot  village : 

One  manager,  one  assistant  manager;  pay  roll  of  Igorot  per  month, 
$1,185.00;  pay  roll  of  Tinguianes,  $140.00;  pay  roll  of  Suyocs,  $320.00; 
Bontocs,  $725,00;  total  pay  roll  of  village  monthly,  $1,451.66.  Under  the 
arrangement  at  this  village,  the  manager  is  to  receive  his  percentage  weekly 
and  to  assume  all  other  salary  charges  except  the  pay  of  the  Igorot  and 
the  necessary  gate  keepers  and  ticket  sellers. 

Negrito  village : 

Manager,  assistant  manager,  three  assistants  at  $30.00  per  month  each; 
pay  roll  of  natives  in  Negrito  village,  Negritos  and  Manguianes,  $320.00; 
total  pay  roll,  $660.00. 

Visayan  village : 

One  clerk  at  $125.00,  one  theater  manager  at  $125.00,  one  clerk  at  $60.00, 
one  market  clerk  at  $40.00,  one  messenger  at  $20.00,  two  speilers  at  $3.50  per 
day,  one  watchman  at  $2.00  per  day,  three  laundresses  at  $1.50  per  day; 
monthly  pay  roll  of  Visayans,  $1,130.00;  total  monthly  pay  roll  of  village, 
$1,854.00. 

Bagobo  village:  , 

Manager,  $100.00;  estimated   pay  roll  of  village,  $380.00. 

Guards : 

One  inspector  in  charge,  $100.00;  three  assistant  inspectors  at  $2.25  per 
day  each,  thirty-seven  guards  at  $2.00  per  day;  total  monthly  pay  roll, 
$2.522.50. 

Music : 

One  band  leader,  $75.00;  one  cornetist,  $45.00;  total,  $f 20.00. 

Power    house : 

One  superintendent,  one  foreman  steam  fitters,  one  clerk,  one  store 
keeper,  one  stenographer;  as  to  the  remainder  of  the  employes  at  the 
power  house,  their  time  is  computed  by  the  hour  at  different  rates,  all  de- 
pending on  the  nature  of  the  work;  at  times,  the  pay  roll  has  been  as  high 
as  $4,000  for  the  latter  named ;  the  total  monthly  pay  roll  of  the  power  house 
is  estimated  at  $3,185.00. 


58 PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 

Superintendent   of  grounds   and   laborers : 

One  superintendent  at  $125.00  per  month,  one  foreman  at  $2.75  per 
day,  one  assistant  foreman  at  $2.25  per  day,  two  laborers  at  22^  cents  per 
hour,  thirty  laborers  at  20  cents  per  hour,  one  water  boy  at  12^  cents  per 
hour,  two  teams  at  $5.00  per  day,  four  carpenters  at  55  cents  per  hour, 
one  employe  at  $2.50  per  day,  two  employes  at  $3.20  per  day;  total  monthly 
pay  roll  $3,330.90. 

This  force  will  be  greatly  reduced  after  December  I,  when  the  Exposition 
closes,  but  there  must  be  a  very  large  increase  in  the  force  of  laborers  to  be 
employed  in  packing,  and  necessary  clearing  of  the  grounds. 

A  considerable  sum  will  be  derived  from  the  sale  of  merchandise  ex- 
hibits, and  other  property,  to  say  nothing  of  the  amount  to  be  derived  from 
wreckage. 

The  Board  therefore  confidently  expects  to  be  able  to  pay  all  future 
expenses,  close  the  business  of  the  Exposition,  and  have  remaining  a  consider- 
able sum  to  be  turned  back  into  the  general  funds  of  the  Philippine  treasury. 

Before  concluding  this  report,  the  Board  should  make  due  acknowledg- 
ment of  the  valuable  services  rendered  by  the  exhibitors  and  collaborators 
who  have  worked  for  the  success  of  the  Exposition  and  the  assistance  in  the 
compilation  of  this  report  of  each  chief  of  department  or  branch  of  the  service 
as  indicated. 

A.  L.  LAWSHE,  Chairman. 

GUSTAVO  NIEDERLEIN,  Member  and  Director  of  Exhibits. 
HERBERT  S.  STONE,  Member  and  Executive  Officer. 
LEON  M.  GUERRERO,  Secretary. 

St.  Louis,  December  I,  1904. 


OFFICIAL  LIST  OF  AWARDS. 

GRANTED   BY 

THE  PHILIPPINE  INTERNATIONAL  JURY 

AT     THE    PHILIPPINE    GOVERNMENT    EXPOSITION 
WORLD'S  FAIR,  ST.  LOUIS,  JWO. 


OFFICIAL  LIST  OF  AWARDS. 

GRANTED  BY 

THE  PHILIPPINE  INTERNATIONAL  JURY 

AT     THE    PHILIPPINE    GOVERNMENT    EXPOSITION 
WORLD'S  FAIR,  ST.  LOUIS,  MO. 


The  Philippine  International  Jury  of  Awards  was  agreed  upon,  together 
with  its  jury  system,  which  includes  the  "Honorable  Mention,"  by  the 
Philippine  Exposition  Board,  after  consultation  with  the  Bureau  of  Insular 
Affairs,  War  Department,  Washington,  D.  C. ,  the  Louisiana  Purchase  Expo- 
sition Company  and  the  National  Commission.  It  was  organized  with  the 
help  of  the  forty  Filipino  Honorary  Commissioners  especially  selected  from 
the  very  best  elements  of  the  country,  namely,  Members  of  U.  S.  Philippine 
Commission,  Provincial  Governors,  Magistrates,  Municipal  Presidents, 
Planters,  Importers,  Exporters,  etc.,  sent  by  the  Insular  Government  to  this 
country  to  become  thoroughly  acquainted  with  the  United  States  and  the 
World's  Fair.  The  object  of  the  Philippine  International  Jury  of  Awards 
was,  in  granting  prizes,  to  give  well  based  encouragements  of  special  educa- 
tional value.  The  composition  of  this  jury  was  as  follows: 


SUPERIOR   JURY. 

President— Hon.  Wm.  H.  Taft,  Secretary  of  War. 

First  Vice-President— Dr.  Wm.  P.  Wilson,  Chairman  Philippine  Exposition 

Board. 

Second  Vice-President — Hon.  Wm.  Lindsay,  Member  National  Commission. 
Third   Vice-President—Mr.    Frederick   J.   V.   Skiff,    Director   of   Exhibits, 

World's  Fair,  St.  Louis. 
Secretary — Dr.  Gustavo  Niederlein,  Member  of  Philippine  Exposition  Board, 

Director  of  Exhibits. 
Assistant  Secretary — Dr.  Leon  Ma.  Guerrero,  Secretary  Philippine  Exposition 

Board. 

MEMBERS. 

Hon.  David  R.  Francis,  President  Louisiana  Purchase  Exposition. 
Hon.  Thomas  H.  Carter,  President  National  Commission. 
Hon.  A.  L.  Lawshe,  Member  Philippine  Exposition  Board. 
Hon.  John  M.  Allen,  Member  National  Commission. 
Hon.  Frederick  A.  Betts,  Member  National  Commission. 
Hon.  Martin  H.  Glynn,  Member  National  Commission. 
Hon.  Lawrence  H.  Grahame,  Secretary  National  Commission. 
Hon.  John  F.  Miller,  Member  National  Commission. 
Hon.  George  McBride,  Member  of  National  Commission. 
Hon.  Philip  D.  Scott,  Member  National  Commission. 
Hon.  John  M.  Thurston,  Member  National  Commission. 


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JURY  OF  REVISION. 
DIRECTORS  BX-OFFICIO. 

Dr.  Wm.  P.  Wilson,  Chairman  of  the  Philippine  Exposition  Board. 

Dr.  Gustavo  Niederlein,  Member  and  Director  of  Exhibits  in  charge  of 
the  jury  work. 

Mr.  A.  L-  Lawshe,  Member  of  the    Philippine    Exposition   Board,  in 
charge  of  Finances. 

MEMBERS. 

Charles  P.  Fenner,  Chief  Department  of  Commerce  and  Manufactures,  Phil- 
ippine Exposition  Board,  President  of  Jury  of  Manufactures,  and  Member 

of  Jury  of  Agriculture. 
Dr.    Leon    Ma.    Guerrero,    Secretary   Philippine    Exposition   Board,    Chief 

Departments  of  Fine  Art  and  Liberal  Arts,  and  President  Juries  of  Fine 

Art  and  Liberal  Arts. 
A.  R.  Hager,  Chief  Department  of  Education,  Philippine  Exposition  Board, 

President  of  Jury  of  Education. 
Charles  L.  Hall,  Chief  Departments  of  Agriculture,  Horticulture  and  Land 

Transportation,   Philippine    Exposition   Board,    President  of  Juries   of 

Agriculture  and  Transportation,  and  Member  of  Juries  of  Horticulture 

and  Live  Stock. 
Victor  J.  Hall,  Assistant  Chief  of  Departments  of  Fine  Arts  and  Liberal  Arts, 

Philippine  Exposition  Board,  President  of  Jury  of  Machinery,  Member 

of  Juries  of  Manufactures  and  Liberal  Arts. 

Roy  Hopping,  Chief  Department  of  Mines  and  Metallurgy,  Philippine  Ex- 
position Board,  President  of  Jury  of  Mines  and  Metallurgy. 
George   P.  Linden,  Chief   Department   of   Forestry,  Philippine   Exposition 

Board  and  President  Jury  of  Forestry. 
Jose  Quadras,  Chief  Department  of  Fish  and  Game,  Philippine  Exposition 

Board,  President  Juries  of  Fish  and  Game  and  Water  Transportation. 
Miss  Pilar  Zamora,  Director  of  Model  School,  Philippine  Exposition  Board, 

Member  and  Secretary  of  Juries  of  Manufactures  and  Education. 


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GROUP  AND  DEPARTMENT  JURY. 

Director  of  the  Jury — Dr.  Gustavo  Niederlein,  Member  of  the  Exposition 
Board  and  Director  of  Exhibits. 

Secretary  of  the  Jury — Dr.  Leon  Ma.  Guerrero,  Secretary  of  the  Exposition 
Board. 

Chairman  of  the  Jury  of  Education — A.  R.  Hager;  Secretary — Miss  Pilar 
Zamora. 

Chairman  of  the  Jury  of  Fine  Art — Leon  Ma.  Guerrero;  Secretary — A. 
Fuster. 

Chairman  of  the  Jury  of  Liberal  Arts — Dr.  Leon  Ma.  Guerrero;  Secretary — 
Dr.  Roman  Lacson. 

Chairman  of  the  Jury  of  Commerce  and  Manufactures — Hon.  Benito  Legarda; 
Vice-Chairnian — Charles  P.  Fenner;  Secretary — Miss  Pilar  Zamora. 

Chairman  of  the  Jury  of  Machinery — Victor  J.  Hall. 

Chairman  of  the  Jury  of  Water  Transportation — Jose  Quadras. 

Chairman  of  the  Jury  of  Land  Transportation — Charles  L.  Hall. 

Chairman  of.  the  Jury  of  Agriculture — Charles  L.  Hall. 

Chairman  of  the  Jury  of  Horticulture — John  Hetherington. 

Chairman  of  the  Jury  of  Forestry — George  P.  Linden. 

Chairman  of  the  Jury  of  Mines  and  Metallurgy — Roy  Hopping. 

Chairman  of  the  Jury  of  Fish  and  Game — Jose  Quadras. 

Chairman  of  the  Jury  of  Anthropology — Dr.  Albert  E.  Jenks. 

Chairman  of  the  Jury  of  War  Exhibits— Major  William  H.  Johnston ;  Sec- 
retary— Capt.  F.  E.  Cofren. 

MEMBERS. 

Hon.  Julio  Agcaoili,  Juror  for  Manufactures. 
Dr.  Alejandro  Albert,  Juror  for  Liberal  Arts. 
A.  E.  Anderson,  Juror  for  Liberal  Arts. 
Juan  Araneta,  Juror  for  Agriculture. 
Tomas  Arguelles,  Juror  for  Transportation. 
Charles  S.  Banks,  Juror  for  Agriculture  and  Fish  and  Game. 

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Marcial  Calleja,  Juror  for  Agriculture. 

Alfredo  de  Castro,  Juror  for  Forestry. 

H.  D.  Deputy,  Juror  for  Liberal  Arts. 

Antonio  G.  Escamilla,  Juror  for  Transportation. 

Ramon  B.  Genato,  Juror  for  Art. 

Guillermo  Gomez,  Juror  for  Fish  and  Game. 

Manuel  de  Iriarte,  Juror  for  Art  and  Horticulture. 

Ceferino  de  Leon,  Juror  for  Mining  and  Metallurgy. 

Juan  de  Leon,  Juror  for  Manufactures. 

Hon.  Potenciano  Lesaca,  Juror  for  Fish  and  Game. 

Leoncio  G.  Liquete,  Juror  for  Education. 

Vincente  Llamas,  Juror  for  Fish  and  Game. 

First  Lieut.  W.  H.  Loving,  Liberal  Arts. 

Jose  de  Loyzaga  y  Ageo,  Juror  for  Education. 

Hon.  Simon  Luz,  Juror  for  Machinery. 

Eusebio  Luzuriaga,  Juror  for  Agriculture. 

Dr.  Manuel  Gomez  Martinez,  Juror  for  Education  and  Anthropology. 

Alejandro  R.  Mendoza,  Juror  for  Manufactures. 

Hon.  Benito  Monreal,  Juror  for  Agriculture. 

Vicente  Nepomuceno,  Juror  for  Transportation. 

Vicente  Noel,  Juror  for  Live  Stock. 

Leon  Novenario,  Juror  for  War. 

Hon.  Joaquin  Ortega,  Juror  for  Forestry. 

C.  A.  Pettit,  Juror  for  Mining. 

Hon.  Juan  Pimentel,  Juror  for  Mining. 

Marino  M.  Ramirez,  Juror  for  Agriculture. 

Hon.  Alfonso  Ramos,  Juror  for  Agriculture. 

Rafael  O.  Ramos,  Juror  for  Forestry. 

Hilarion  Raymundo,  Juror  for  Horticulture. 

Jose  Rivera,  Juror  for  Transportation. 

Alejandro  Roces,  Juror  for  Manufactures. 

Hon.  Tomas  del  Rosario,  Juror  for  Education,  and  Fish  and  Game. 

Dr.  Baldomero  Roxas,  Juror  for  Liberal  Arts. 

Hon.  Epifanio  de  los  Santos,  Juror  for  Mining  and  Anthropology. 

Vicente  Singson,  Juror  for  Agriculture. 

Juan  Sumulung,  Juror  for  Agriculture. 

W.  N.  Swarthout,  Juror  for  Liberal  Arts. 

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Hon.  T.  H.  Pardo  de  Tavera,  Juror  for  Anthropology. 

Hon.  Mariano  Trias,  Juror  for  War. 

Gervasio  Unson,  Juror  for  Live  Stock. 

Hon.  Juan  Villamor,  Juror  for  Manufactures,  War,  Mining  and  Anthropology. 

The  work  of  the  last  named  Group  and  Department  Jury,  appointed 
July  27,  1904,  was  done  under  the  direction  of  the  Director  of  Exhibits,  Dr. 
Gustavo  Niederlein,  beginning  July  28th  and  ending  September  15th,  when 
the  Jury  of  Revision  commenced  its  task  of  reviewing,  which  was  finished 
October  13th.  On  the  following  day  the  Superior  Jury  was  convened  and* 
adopted  the  following  resolution: 

"Resolved,  that  the  report  presented  by  the  Director  of  the  Department 
Jury  be  accepted,  and  that  a  committee  consisting  of  the  First  Vice-Presi- 
dent,  the  Secretary  and  the  Assistant  Secretary  of  this  Jury,  be  authorized  to 
publish  the  awards  as  embraced  in  this  report,  and  that  they  be  constituted 
a  committee  to  receive  any  expressions  of  dissatisfaction  and  to  remedy  the 
same,  as  well  as  any  omissions,  and  that  one  week  after  such  publication 
this  committee  may  promulgate  the  awards  as  found,  unless  important  changes 
make  it  proper  for  the  convening  of  the  Superior  Jury,  which  the  First- 
Vice- President  is  authorized  to  call." 

It  was  also  agreed  and  resolved  that  ' '  there  may  be  voted  to  certain 
meritorious  individuals,  government  officials,  chiefs,  commanding  and  other 
officers,  soldiers,  musicians,  etc.,  a  special  medal  of  honor,  in  gold,  silver  or 
bronze,  to  be  hereafter  determined,  and  that  the  Secretary  of  the  Superior 
Jury  be  instructed  to  re-arrange  his  reports  in  accordance  with  the  action  of 
the  Superior  Jury." 

In  conformity  with  the  above  resolution  the  following  design  and  regu- 
lations for  the  Medal  of  Honor  was  decided  upon,  with  the  approval  of  the 
Bureau  of  Insular  Affairs,  Washington,  D.  C. : 

The  Medal  of  Honor  awarded  by  the  Philippine  Government  is  of  gold, 
silver  or  bronze,  of  one  inch  and  three-eighths  diameter,  pendant,  according  to 
classes  as  described  below,  from  a  watered  silk  ribbon,  one  inch  and  a  half 
wide,  of  white,  red  and  blue  (the  colors  of  the  Philippines),  the  red  in  the 
center  being  half  of  the  width  of  the  ribbon.  It  is  surrounded  by  an 
annulet  and  of  the  following  design: 

Obverse.  Within  the  annulet  the  words,  " Medal  of  HONOR,"  and  the 
date  "  1904,"  surrounding  an  open  wreath  of  laurel  and  oak,  within  which 
is  a  shield  of  American  design  bearing  the  arms  of  the  Philippine  Islands 
surmounted  by  the  American  eagle,  being  the  official  badge  of  the  Philip- 
pine International  Jury  of  Awards. 

Reverse.     Within  the  annulet  above  described   a  circular  inscription, 

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containing  the  words,  ''Government  of  the  Philippine  Islands,"  within 
which  are  the  words  "  To  "  (name  of  recipient),  "  For  merit,  World's  Fair, 
St.  Louis,  U.  S.  A." 

To  distinguish  the  class  awarded,  the  Medal  of  Honor  will  be  worn  as 
follows : 

FIRST  CLASS— GRAND  PRIZE. 

A  combination  of  the  designs  of  the  official  badges  of  the  International 
Jury  of  Awards  of  the  Louisiana  Purchase  Exposition  and  the  Philippine 
International  Jury  of  Awards,  as  follows  : 

The  medal  above  described,  of  gold,  within  a  Maltese  Cross,  of  white 
enamel  with  gold  edge,  between  the  points  of  which  are  four  gold  fleur-de-lys, 
being  the  design  of  the  official  badge  of  the  International  Jury  of  Awards  of 
the  Louisiana  Purchase  Exposition  ;  the  whole  pendant  by  a  wreath  of  laurel 
and  oak,  enameled  green,  from  the  regulation  ribbon,  upon  which  is  placed 
a  rosette  of  the  same  colors. 

SECOND  CLASS — GOLD  MEDAL. 

The  same  combination  as  first  class,  but  without  the  rosette  upon  the 
ribbon. 

THIRD  CLASS — SILVER  MEDAL. 

The  same  combination  as  second  class,  except  that  the  medal  within  is 
of  silver. 

FOURTH  CLASS — BRONZE  MEDAL. 

The  medal  alone  of  bronze,  pendant  from  the  ribbon  by  a  wreath  of 
bronze. 

FIFTH  CLASS — HONORABLE  MENTION. 

The  same  as  fourth  class,  but  pendant  by  a  ring. 

The  Medal  of  Honor   is   accompanied   by   the   following  Diploma: 

THE  GOVERNMENT  OF  THE  PHILIPPINE  ISLANDS 

with  the  approval  of 

THE  SECRETARY  OF  WAR 

confers  upon 


A  MEDAL  OF  HONOR 

of  the___class. 

As  recommended  by'  the  Superior  Jury  of  the  Philippine  International  Jury  of  Awards  for 
services  in  furthering  the  ^welfare  and  progress  of  the  Philippine  Islands. 

THE  PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION  BOARD, 

For  the  Government  of  the  Philippine  Islands. 
A.  L.  LAWSHE,  Chairman. 

GUSTAVO  NIEDERLEIN,  Director  of  Exhibits- 

Attest:  HERBERT  S.  STONE,  Executive  Officer. 

LEON  M.  GUERRERO,  Secretary. 

Approved  by  direction  of  the  Secretary  of  War,  at  Washington,  D.  C.,  this  first  day  of  December 
nineteen  hundred  and  four. 

[Seal.]  CLARENCE  R.  EDWARDS,  Colonel  U.  S.  A. 

Chief  Bureau  of  Insular  Affairs . 

Any  recipient  of  the  Medal  of  Honor,  who,  at  any  time,  may,  by  mis- 
conduct or  felony,  prove  unworthy  of  this  distinction  of  honor,  shall  be  de- 
prived of  the  privilege  of  wearing  it. 

The  following  tables  give  a  resume  of  the  number  and  different  kinds  of 
awards  granted  by  the  Philippine  International  Jury  of  Awards: 

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AWARDS. 


Grand 
Prize 

Gold 
Medal 

Silver 
Medal 

Bronze 
Medal 

Hon. 
Mention 

COLLECTIVE  EXHIBITS 
Government- 

2 
11 
13 

Provincial  Committees            

23 
42 
3 
18 

30 
16 
56 
16 
1 
5 
54 
1 
3 
24 
10 
5 
14 

7 
81 
1 
18 

71 
30 
64 
62 
3 
10 
179 
1 
2 
39 
34 
10 
18 
10 
2 

Municipal  Committees 

177 

289 

Ladies'  Committees 

Collectors,  A  to  N 

3 

8 
4 
14 
1 

EXHIBITS 
'A'    Education 

110 
38 
45 
213 
1 
15 
145 
1 
2 
32 
25 
38 
29 
10 

323 
42 
123 
1,200 
6 
57 
462 

'B'    Fine  Arts_ 

*C'    Liberal  Arts 

'D'    Manufactures 

*E'    Machinery 

*G'    Transportation 

3 
9 

*H'    Agriculture 

4R'    Livestock 

'  J  '    Horticulture  - 

1 
3 

2 
2 
4 

61 
207 
96 
201 
19 
56 
49 

'K'    Forestry 

'L'    Mines  and  Metallurgy 

*M"  Fish  and  Game 

'N''  Anthropology 

Foreign  Imports 

War  Exhibit 

5 

11 

Total  Awards 

85 

332 

79 

27 

642 

881 

3,191 

COMMEMORATIVE  AWARDS. 
COLLABORATORS  . 

Jury 

Collaborators,  Exposition  Board          _  _ 

8 

37 
28 

55 

22 

Newspapers 

Railroads  and  Steamship  Lines 

19 
16 

Power  House 

1 

Total  Awards 

9 

21 
20 
3 

7 

141 

3 
25 
22 
79 
3 
1 

65 

8 

55 

22 

MEDALS  OF  HONOR. 
Government  Collaborators 

Governors 

Insular  Chiefs  of  Departments 

8 

58 
14 
17 
4 

Collaborators,  Philippine  Expo.  Board, 
Philippine  Constabulary 

13 
67 
74 
38 

212 
341 

Philippine  Scouts 

Exposition  Guard 

X  Filipino  Students 

101 

Visayan  Village 

3 
2 
6 
1 

4 
2 

96 
5 
6 

Samal  Moros 

1 

34 
24 
29 
108 
28 
4 

Lake  Lonao  Moros 

Bagobo  Village 

Igorot  Village 

1 

2 
4 

Negritos                                                  -     

Mangyanes                                     

Visayan  Midgets 

2 

Total  Awards  _     T     

51 

135 

127 

307 

881 

Grand  Total 

145 

608 

834 

1,243 

4,094 

Grand  Total  Awards 

6,924 

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AWARDS— Continued 


PROVINCES 

Grand 
Prize 

Gold 
Medal 

Silver 
Medal 

Bronze 
Medal 

Hon. 
Mention 

Total 
Awards 

Women 

Abra                     

2 
1 
1 
1 

3 
6 
6 
2 
4 
7 
1 
3 
8 
5 
3 
5 
13 
7 
11 
6 
5 
4 
9 
8 
6 
3 
2 
4 
2 
7 
17 
1 
4 
2 
4 
9 
5 
11 
3 
8 
8 
1 
6 
5 
3 
205 
7 
22 
126 
9 
8 
4 

19 
12 
10 
9 
12 
7 
9 
6 
11 
23 
7 
11 
22 
27 
17 
19 

41 
14 
11 
14 
23 
13 
2 
15 
13 
23 
16 
16 
25 
30 
30 
107 
4 
15 
9 
12 
34 
6 
7 
6 
7 
24 
59 
8 
11 
2 
30 
22 
6 
10 
2 
55 
40 
8 
18 
18 
12 
322 
1 
8 
89 

192 
34 
39 
33 
80 
43 
17 
69 
82 
81 
42 
54 
83 
121 
100 
136 
4 
66 
35 
140 
206 
18 
35 
31 
21 
130 
265 
24 
13 
3 
132 
49 
24 
57 
16 
210 
199 
18 
82 
67 
28 
866 
1 
10 
133 
2 
3 

257 
67 
67 
59 
119 
71 
29 
93 
116 
134 
68 
87 
145 
190 
161 
272 
14 
98 
64 
171 
258 
35 
52 
45 
38 
181 
379 
35 
34 
9 
181 
100 
40 
81 
23 
296 
270 
30 
125 
98 
53 
1671 
14 
77 
465 
23 
25 
4 

69 
7 
1 
6 
4 
.7 
1 
22 
15 
5 
2 
17 
28 
60 
73 
45 

Albay 

\mbos  Carnarines 

Antique 

Bataan                      _             -   -  -- 

Batanga 

1 

Benguets                                       

Bohol 

Bulacan                                           - 

2 
2 

Cagayan 

Capiz 

Cavite 

1 

2 
5 
3 
4 
1 
1 
1 
2 
1 

Cebu 

Ilocos  Norte 

Ilocos  Sur 

Iloilo 

L/a  L/aguna 

12 
10 
9 
11 
8 
8 
3 
8 
18 
35 
1 

'  ? 

14 
18 
5 
3 
2 
20 
19 
3 
17 
6 
9 
237 
1 
21 
98 
7 
3 

4 
1 
2 
142 
2 
8 
10 

L/a  Union 

Lepanto  Bontoc              _  _ 

Levte 

Marinduque                    

Masbate 

Mindoro                                _       

1 

Misamis 

Moro  Province 

2 
3 

1 
1 

3 
48 
7 

Negros  Occidental 

Negros  Oriental 

Nueva  Eciia 

Nueva  Viscaya 

Pampanga 

1 

2 

23 
16 

Pangasinan                 

Paragua 

Rizal                           -   _- 

14 

Romblon 

Samar                       _ 

3 
4 

128 
91 
3 
9 
7 
11 
56 

Sorsogon             

Surisrao 

Tarlac         _     

2 
2 
1 
41 
4 
16 
19 
5 
6 

Tayabas         

Zambales     

Manila  

Military  Gove  nment 

Civil  Government 

American  Exhibitors 

2 

Foreign  Exhibitors 

Philippine  Exposition  Board  

L& 

5 

Total.     _  

145 

608 

834 

1243 

4094 

6924 

949 

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AWARDS. 
General  Collective  Exhibits. 

GOVERNMENT. 

GRAND  PRIZE. 

Civil  Government  of  the  Philippines. 

Military  Government,  Division  of  the  Philippines. 

PROVINCIAL  COMMITTEES. 


GRAND  PRIZE. 

Abra,  Capital,  Bangued. 

Ambos     Camarines,   Capital,   Nueva   Ca- 

ceres. 

Cagayan,  Capital,  Tuguegarao. 
Ilocos  Norte,  Capital,  Laoag. 
Ilocos  Sur,  Capital,  Vigan. 
Leyte,  Capital,  Tacloban. 
Negros  Occ.,  Capital,  Bacolod. 
Pangasinan,  Capital,  Lingayen. 
Samar,  Capital,  Catbalogan. 
Tarlac,  Capital,  Tarlac. 
Union,  Capital,  San  Fernando. 

GOLD  MEDAL. 

Antique,  Capital,  San  Jose  de  Buenavista. 

Batangas,  Capital,  Batangas. 

Bohol,  Capital,  Tagbilaran. 

Bulacan,  Capital,  Malolos. 

Cavite,  Capital,  Cavite. 

Cebu,  Capital,  Cebu. 

Iloilo,  Capital,  Iloilo. 

Isabela,  Capital,  Ilagan. 


Lepanto  Bontoc,  Capital,  Cervantes. 
Marinduque,  Capital,  Boac. 
Masbate,  Capital,  Masbate. 
Mindoro,  Capital,  Calapan. 
Moro  Province,  Capital,  Zamboanga. 
Negros  Oriental,  Capital,  Dumaguete. 
Nueva  Ecija,  Capital,  Sail  Isidro. 
Nueva  Vizcaya,  Capital,  Bayombong. 
Pampanga,  Capital,  Bacolcr. 
Paragua,  Capital,  Cuyo. 
Rizal,  Capital,  Pasig. 
Romblon,  Capital,  Romblon. 
Sorsogon,   Capital,   Sorsogon. 
Tayabas,  Capital,  Lucena. 
Zambales,  Capital,  Iba. 

SILVER    MEDAL. 

Albay,  Capital,  Albay. 
Bataan,  Capital,  Balanga. 
Benguet,  Capital,  Baguio. 
Capiz,  Capital,  Capiz. 
La  Laguna,  Capital,  Santa  Cruz. 
Misamis,   Capital,   Cagayan. 
Surigao,  Capital,  Surigao. 


MUNICIPAL  COMMITTEES. 


GRAND  PRIZE. 


Argao,  Cebu. 
Bacarra,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Balamban,  Cebu. 
Batac,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Bugason,  Antique. 
Candon,  Ilocos  Sur. 
Casiguran,  Sorsogon. 
Cottabato,  Mindanao. 
Paraga,  Albay. 


Iloilo,  Iloilo. 
Jaro,  Iloilo. 
Juban,  Sorsogon. 
Piddig,  Ilocos  Norte. 


GOLD  MEDAL. 


Agno,  Zambales. 
Atimonan,  Tayabas. 
Balangiga,   Samar. 
Bangar,  Union. 


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Bangui,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Bantay,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Basey,  Samar. 

Binmaley,  Pangasinan. 

Calapan,  Mindoro. 

Cebu,  Cebu. 

Cuyo,   Calamianes    (Paragua). 

Dagupan,  Pangasinan. 

Dalaguete,  Cebu. 

Gandara,  Samar. 

Gerona,  Tarlac. 

Ilagan,  Isabela. 

Irosin,  Sorsogon. 

Laoag,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Laoang,  Samar. 

Lemery,  Batangas. 

Leyte,  Leyte. 

Lingayen,  Pangasinan. 

Malolos,  Bulacan. 

Mangaldan,   Pangasinan. 

Molo,  Iloilo. 

Mondragon,  Samar. 

Naval,  Leyte. 

Oquendo,  Samar. 

Palapag,  Samar. 

Pasuquin,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Piat,  Cagayan. 

Poro,  Cebu. 

Salcedo,  Ilocos  Sur. 

San  Carlos,  tangasinan. 

San  Isidro,  Nueva  Ecija. 

San  Nicolas,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Santa  Cruz,  Marindque. 

Silay,  Negros  Occ. 

Sogod,  Cebu. 

Tagudin,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Vintar,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Weyler,  Samar. 

SILVER  MEDAL. 

Albay,  Albay. 
Alcala,  Cagayan  de  Luzon. 
Anao,  Tarlac. 

Aparri,   Cagayan   de  Luzon. 
Arayat,  Pampanga. 
Bacacay,  Albay. 
Bacolod,  Negros  Occidental. 
Badoc,  Ilocos  Norte. 
•Baguio,  Benguet. 
Banna,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Boac,  Marinduque. 
Bolinao,  Zambales. 
Botolan,  Zambales. 
Bucay,  Abra. 
Bulusan,   Sorsogon. 
Cabangan,  Zambales. 
Capas,  Tarlac. 
Catubig,  Samar. 
Cavite,  Cavite. 
Cervantes,  Lepanto. 


Coron,  Paragua. 
Davao,  Mindanao. 
Dumangas,  Iloilo. 
Gasan,  Marinduque. 
Gubat,  Sorsogon. 
Iba,  Zambales. 
Imus,  Cavite. 
Infanta,  Zambales. 
Jagna,  Bohol. 
Jaro,  Leyte. 
Lapog,  Ilocos  Sur. 
Laua-an,  Antique. 
Lezo,  Capiz. 
Libacao,  Capiz. 
Ligao,  Albay. 
Lipa,  Batangas. 
Lumbang,  Laguna. 
Maao,  Negros  Occidental. 
Maasin,  Leyte. 
Magallanes,  Sorsogon. 
Majayjay,  Laguna. 
Malcampo,  Paragua. 
Mangatarem,  Pangasinan. 
Manila,  Manila. 
Maragondon,  Cavite. 
Mauauan,   Cagavan. 
Mexico,  Pampanga. 
Mogpog,  Marinduque. 
Nagpartian,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Narvacan,  Ilocos  Sur. 
Naujan,  Mindoro. 
Oras,  Samar. 
Pandan,  Antique. 
Paracale,  Ambos  Camarines. 
Pasig,  Rizal. 
Pinabagdao,  Samar. 
Pitogo,  Tayabas. 

Pozorrubio,  Pangasinan. 

Puerto  Princesa,  Palauan  (Paragua). 

San  Antonio,  Samar. 

San  Fernando,  Union. 
San  Isidro,  Zambales. 

San  Jacinto,   Pangasinan. 

San  Juan,  Batangas. 

San  Miguel    or  Serrat,  Ilocos  Norte. 

San  Pablo,  Laguna. 

San  Pedro,  Antique. 

San  Remigio,  Antique. 

San  Sebastian,  Cebu. 

Santa,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Santa  Cruz,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Santa  Lucia,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Santa  Magdalena,  Sorsogon. 

Santa  Margarita,  Samar. 

Santa  Rita,  Samar. 

Suyoc,  Lepanto. 

Tagbilaran,   Bohol. 

Tayabas,  Tayabas. 

Tolon,  Negros  Oriental. 

Vigan,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Zarnboanga,    Mindanao. 


PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 


BRONZE  MEDAL. 

Alang-Alang,  Leyte. 

Alimodian,  Iloilo. 

Almagro,  Samar. 

Almeria,  Leyte. 

Anda,  Bohol.  i 

Angat,  Bulacan. 

Aringay,  Union. 

Baao,  Ambos  Camarines. 

Babatungon,  Leyte. 

Bacon,  Sorsogon. 

Bagjao,  Cagayan. 

Balanga,  Bataan. 

Balason,  Iloilo. 

Balilijan,  Bohol. 

Balincaguing,  Zambales. 

Baliuag,  Bulacan. 

Banani,  Nueva-Vizcaya. 

Bangued,  Abra. 

Bantayan,  Cebu. 

Baras,  Rizal  (Morong). 

Barbaza,  Antique. 

Bayangbang,  Pangasinan. 

Beilen,  Mindanao. 

Bilar,  Bohol. 

Bonobono,  Paragua. 

Buena  Vista,  Iloilo. 

Buhi,  Ambos  Camarines. 

Bulalacao,  ivlindoro. 

Bulan,  Sorsogon. 

Cabalantian,  Tayabas. 

Cabalian,  Leyte. 

Cabanoalan,  Negros  Occidental. 

Cabugao,  ilocos  Sur. 

Cadiz  Nueva,  Negros  Occidental. 

Cagayan,  Misamis. 

Calbayog,  Samar. 

Caibiga,  Samar. 

Calibo,  Capiz. 

Camalaniugan,  Cagayan  de  Luzon. 

Candelaria,  Zambales. 

Capiz,  Capiz. 

Capul,  Samar. 

Carcar,  Cebu. 

Carigara,  Leyte. 

Castilla    Sorsogon. 

Catarman,  Samar. 

Catbalogan,  Samar. 

Cava,  Union. 

Claveria,   Cagayan   de   Luzon. 

Culaba,  Leyte. 

Cuyapo,  Nueva-Ecija. 

Daet,  Ambos  Camarines. 

Dasol,  Zambales. 

Dimao,  Bohol. 

Dingle,  Iloilo. 

Dingras,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Dolores,  Abra. 

Dumalag,  Capiz. 

Dumarao,  Capiz. 


Echague,  Isabela. 

Escalante,  Negros  Occidental. 

Gattaran,  Cagayan. 

Guiguinto,  Bulacan. 

Guimaras,  Iloilo. 

Guisijan,  Antique. 

Guiuan,  Samar. 

Hernani,  Samar. 

Hinunangan,  Leyte. 

Infanta,  Tayabas. 

Jagnaya,  Capiz. 

Jiabong,  Samar. 

Jimenez,    Misamis. 

Jolo,  Jolo. 

Jovellar,  Albay. 

Lacy,  Negros  Oriental. 

Lagonoy,  Ambos  Camarines. 

Lauang,   Samar. 

La  Paz,  Iloilo. 

Lavezares,  Samar. 

Legaspi,  Albay. 

Liloan,  Leyte. 

Loctugan,  Capiz. 

Lopez,  Tayabas. 

Los  Banos,  Laguna. 

Louisiana,  Laguna. 

Luluno,  Abra. 

Macabebe,  Pampanga. 

Madalag,  Capiz.  » 

Magbajao,  Misamis. 

Malabon,  Rizal. 

Malasiqui,  Pangasinan. 

Manitao,  Albay. 

Mansanilla,  Cebu. 

Maribojoc,  Mohol. 

Mariquina,  Rizal. 

Masinloc,  Zambales. 

Matnog,   Sorsogon. 

Mauban,  Tayabas. 

Mercedes,  Samar. 

Merida,  Leyte. 

Minalin,  Pampanga. 

Misamis,  Misamis. 

Moncada,  Tarlac. 

Montufar,  Sorsogon. 

Motiong,  Samar. 

Murcia,  Negros  Occidental. 

Naga,  Cebu. 

Nampicuan,  Nueva  Ecija. 

Nangca,  Tayabas. 

Noveleta,  Cavite. 

Nueva  Coveta,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Oas,  Albay. 

O'Donell,  Tarlac. 

Olongapo,   Zambales.  * 

Orani,  Bataan. 

Ormoc,   Leyte. 

Pagbilao,  Tayabas. 

Palompon,  Leyte. 

Pambujan,  Samar. 

Pangil,  Laguna. 


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Paoay,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Paranas,  Samar. 

Paric  or  Dolores,  Samar. 

Patnongan,  Antique. 

Pavia,  Iloilo. 

Pinamalayan,  Mindoro. 

Polo,  Bulacan. 

Porac,  Pampanga. 

Quinapundan,   Samar. 

Resales,  Pangasinan. 

Rosario,  Cavite. 

Salasa,   Pangasinan. 

San  Estevan,  Ilocos  Sur. 

San  Fabian,  Pangasinan. 

San  Felipe,  Zambales. 

San  Fernando,  Pampanga. 

San  Ildefonso,  Ilocos  Sur. 

San  Jose,  Ilocos  Sur. 

San  Julian,  Samar. 

San  Marcelino,  Ilocos  Norte. 

San  Marcelino,  Zambales. 

San   Miguel,   Iloilo. 

San  Miguel  de  Mayumo,  Bulacan. 

San  Narciso,  Zambales. 

San  Rafael,  Bulacan. 

Santa  Catalina,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Santa  Cruz,  Davao  Mindanao. 

Santa  Maria,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Santo  Nino,  Cagayan. 

Santo  Tomas,  Pampanga. 

Santo  Tomas,  Pangasinan. 

Saravia,  Negros  Occidental. 

Sevilla,  Ilocos  Sun 

Sigma,  Antique. 

Sinait,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Solsona,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Sual,  Pangasinan. 

Sulat,  Samar. 

Taal,  Batangas. 

Tabogon,  Cebu. 

Tacloban,  Leyte. 

Talavera,  Nueva  Ecija. 

Talisayan,  Misamis. 

Talong,  Negros  Occidental. 

Tandag,  Surigao. 

Tarangunan,  Samar. 

Tarlac,  Tarlac. 

Tayug,  Pangasinan. 

Tibiae,  Antique. 

Tigbauan,  lloiio. 

Torrijos,  Marinduque. 

Tuao,  Cagayan. 

Tubao,  Union. 

Tuy,  Batangas. 

Urdaneta,  Pangasinan. 

Victoria,  Tarlac. 

Villareal,  Samar. 


HONORABLE  MENTION. 

Abucay,  Bataan 

Agoo,  Union. 

Alamiros,  Laguna. 

Alaminos,  Zambales. 

Albuquerque,  Bohol. 

Alos,  Zambales. 

Alupay,  Tayabas. 

Amblan,  Negros  Oriental. 

Anao,  Tayabas. 

Anda,  Zambales. 

Angeles,  Pampanga. 

Anilao,  Iloilo. 

Aniniy,  Antique. 

Antique,  Antique   (Panay). 

Apalit,  Pampanga. 

Arevalo,  Iloilo. 

Asingan,  Pangasinan. 

Babuyan,  Zambales. 

Bacolor,  Pampanga. 

Bacon,  Negros  Oriental. 

Bacoor,  Cavite. 

Bacuit,  Palawan   (Paragua). 

Badajoz,  Romblon. 

Bagay,  Ambos  Camarines. 

Bagnotpji,  Union. 

Bamban,  Tarlac. 

Banate,  Iloilo. 

Banlao,  Paragua. 

Baras,  Albay. 

Barcelona,  Sorsogon. 

Barotac,  Sorsogon. 

Barugo,  Leyte. 

Batangas,  Batangas. 

Bato,  Ambos  Camarines. 

Batu,  Pampanga. 

Bauan,  Batangas. 

Bauang,  Union. 

Betis,  Pampanga. 

Binalbagan,  Negros  Occidental. 

Binalonan,  Pangasinan. 

Binangonan,  Rizal  (Morong). 

Binangonan  de  Lampon,  Tayabas. 

Bobon,  Samar. 

Bombon,  Ambos  Camarines. 

Bonate,  Iloilo. 

oondoc,  Tayabas 

Bucal,   Tayabas. 

Bucaue,  Bulacan. 

Buruanga,  Capiz. 

Cabuyo,  Isabela. 

Cadiz,   Marinduque. 

Cagayancillo,   Antique. 

Cajidiocan,  Romblon. 

Calaca,  Batangas. 

Calamba,  Lag-ma. 

Calape,  Bohol. 

Calasiao,  Pangasinan. 

Calinog,  Iloilo. 

Calolbong,  Albay.  ' 


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Calumpang,  Tayabas. 

Calumpit,  Bulacan. 

Camayas,  Tayabas. 

Camiling,  Tarlac. 

Canaan,  Negros  Occidental. 

Candaba,  Pampanga. 

Caritan,  Antique. 

Carmona,  Cavite. 

Casuray,  Mindoro. 

Cauayan,  Ilocos  Sur 

Concepcion,  Iloilo. 

Concepcion,  Tarlac. 

Cordoba,  Cagayan. 

Cordoba,  Cebu. 

Cordoba,  Iloilo. 

Corregidor,  Corregidor,  Manila. 

Cortes,  Bohol. 

Cortes,  Surigao. 

Costa,  Samar. 

Cuartero,  Cari^. 

Culasi,   Antique. 

Culion,  Calamianes,  Paragua. 

Danao,  Cebu. 

Dao,  Antique. 

Daolig,  Palauan   (Paragua). 

Despujol,  Romblon. 

Domuit,  Tayabas. 

Dumaguete,   Negros  Oriental. 

Dumanjug,  Cebu. 

Bstanzuela,  Cavite. 

Fidilizan,  Bontoc. 

Florida  Blanca,  Pampanga. 

Gamu,  Isabela. 

Garcia  Hernandez,  Bohol. 

Gibanga,  Tayabas. 

Ginatilan,  Cebu. 

Ginatuan,  Surigao. 

Ginigaran,  Negros  Occidental. 

Granada,  Negros  Occidental. 

Guimbal,  Iloilo. 

Guimbas,  Antique. 

Guinobatan,  Albay. 

Hainatuan,  Sorsogon. 

tiilongos,  Leyte. 

Hindang,  Leyte. 

Ibas,  Tayabas. 

Iguig,  Cagayan. 

Iligan,  Misamis. 

Hog,  Negros  Occidental. 

Inupacan,  Leyte. 

Iriga,  Ambos  Camarines. 

Isabang,  Tayabas. 

Isio,  Negros  Occidental. 

Ivisan,  Capiz. 

Janiuay,  Iloilo. 

Kavinti,  Laguna. 

Labao,  Pampanga. 

Lacanan,  Tayabas. 

La  Caridad,  Cavite. 

La  Carlota,  Negros  Occidental. 

La  Granja,  Samar. 


Laguan,  Samar.- 

Lambunao,  Iloilo. 

Lauique,  Tayabas. 

Langiden,  Abra. 

La  Paz,  Tarlac. 

Leganes,  Iloilo. 

Libog,  Albay. 

Lilio,  Laguna. 

Lobo,  Batangas. 

Loboc,  liohol. 

Longos,  Laguna. 

Loreto,  Surigao. 

Lubao,  Pampanga. 

Lucban,  Tayabas. 

Maasin,  Iloilo. 

Mabatan,  Bataan. 

Magalang,  Pampanga. 

Magallanes,  Romblon. 

JViasdalena,  Ambos  Camarines. 

Magdalena,  Masbate 

Magsingal,  Ilocos    Sur. 

Mainit,  Bontoc. 

Malabang,  Mindanao. 

Malibago,  Leyte. 

Malilipot,  Albay. 

Malinao,  Albay; 

Malinao,  Capiz. 

Mambajao,  Misamis. 

Mananan,  Cagayan. 

Manaoag,  Pangasinan. 

Manapl::,  Negros  Occidental. 

Mandaue,  Cebu. 

Marilao,  Bulacan. 

Masbate,  Masbate. 

Masingal,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Mataragan,  Abra. 

Maycuyan,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Meycauayan,  Bulacan. 

Milaor,  Ambos  Camarines 

Montalban,    Rizal. 

Moriones,  Tarlac. 

Muntinlupa,  Rizal. 

Nabua,  Ambos  Camarines. 

Nacalang,  Negros  Occidental. 

Nagava,  Iloilo. 

Nagcarlan,  Laguna. 

Nagsiping,  Cagayan. 

Naguilian,  Isabela. 

Namacpacan,  Union. 

Nueva  C'aceres,  Ambos  Camarines. 

Nueva  Caceres,  Cebu. 

Nueva  Valencia,  Negros    Oriental. 

Numancia,  Capiz. 

Navales,  Iloilo. 

Navarra,  Leyte. 

Obando,  Bulacan. 

Oton,  Iloilo. 

Paete,  Laguna. 

Pagsanjan,  Laguna. 

Pakil,  Laguna. 

Palanan,  Isabela. 


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Palauig,  Zambales. 

Palo,  Leyte. 

Pancal,  Paragua. 

Paniqui,  Tarlac. 

Paombong,  Bulacan. 

Paquil,  Laguna. 

Parangparang,  Mindanao. 

Pardo,  Cebu. 

Passi,  Iloilo. 

Penablanca,  Cagayan. 

Penaranda,  Nueva  Ecija. 

Penarrubia  Abra. 

Pidigan,  Abra. 

Pilar,  Bataan. 

Pilar,  Sorsogon. 

Pulilan,  Bulacan. 

Pola,  Mindoro. 

Polangui,  Albay. 

Pontevedra,  Capiz. 

Pototan,  Iloilo. 

Puerto  Galera,  Mindoro. 

Quagajuan,  Paragua. 

Quingua,  Bulacan. 

Resales,  Nueva  Ecija. 

Sagada,  Bontoc. 

Sagay,  Negros  Occidental. 

Saguay,  Ambos  Camarines. 

Salcedo,  Samar. 

San  Augustin,  Masbate. 

San  Antonio,  Laguna. 

San  Emilio,  Lepanto  Bontoc. 

San  Enrique,  Iloilo. 

San  Enrique,  Samar. 

San  Fernando,  Masbate. 

San  Fernando,  Romblon. 

San  Francisco,  Cavite. 

San  Ildefonso,  Bulacan. 

San  Isidro,  Pangasinan. 

San  Jose,  Ambos  Camarines. 

San  Jose,  Batangas. 

San  Jose  de  Buenavista,  Antique. 

San  Jose  de  Tico,  Masbate. 

San  Juan,  Union. 

San  Luis,  Batangas. 

San  Luis,  Negros  Occidental. 

San  Mateo,  Rizal. 

San  Miguel,  Antique. 

San  Pedro  Macati,  Rizal. 

San  Roque,  Cavite. 

San  Sebastian,  Ilocos  Sur. 

San  Sebastian,  Samar. 

San  Vicente,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Santa  Barbara,  Iloilo. 

Santa  Cruz   Laguna. 


Santa  Cruz    Zambales. 
\        Santa  Cruz  de  Malabon,  Cavite. 
Santa  Fe,  Cebu. 
Santa  Isabel,  Bulacan. 
Santa  Maria,  Davao,  Mindanao. 
Santa  Maria,  Samar. 
Santa  Maria  de  Caboan,  Laguna. 
Santa  Monica,  Pampanga. 
Santa  Rita,  Pampanga. 
Santiago,  Ilocos  Sur. 
Santo  Domingo,  Ilocos  Sur. 
Santo  Nino,  Samar. 
Santo  Tomas  Union. 
Sapao,  Quiangan,  Nueva  Vizcaya. 
Sibalon,  Antique. 
Sibulan,  Negros  Occidental 
Sibuyan,  Romblon. 
Silang,  Cavite. 
Siniloan,  Laguna. 
Siquijor,  Negros  Oriental. 
Solan-,  Cagayan. 
Soledad,  Negros  Occidental. 
Surigao,  Surigao. 
Tabaco,  Albay. 
Tagbanan,  Batangas. 
Tagua,  Bohol. 
Talisa,  Cebu. 

Talisay,  Negros  Occidental. 
Tambubo  (Bago),  Negros  Occidental. 
Tamontaca,  Cottabato,  Mindanao. 
Tanr.uan,  Batangas. 
Tanay,  Rizal. 
Tapas,  Capiz. 
Taysan,   Batangas. 
Tayasan,  Negros  Occidental. 
Taytay,  Paragua. 
Taytay,  Rizal. 
Tayum,  Abra. 
Teresa,  Rizal. 
Tiabong,  Samar. 
Tigao    Surigao. 
Tinambac,  Ambos  Camarines. 
Tinitian,  Paragua. 
Tiui  or  Tivi,  Albay. 
Tolosa,  Leyte. 
Tubigon,  Bohol. 
Uacas,  Tayabas. 
Valderrama,  Antique. 
Valladolid,    Negros    Occidental. 
Vilar,  Bohol. 
Villasis,  Pangasinan. 
Villavieja,  Abra. 
Virac,  Cat'anduanes,  Albay. 
Zumarraga,  Samar. 


LADIES  COMMITTEE. 
GOLD  MEDAL.  SILVER  MEDAL. 


Leyte,  Leyte. 


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PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 


GENERAL  COLLABORATORS. 
Collectors,  Departments  A  to  N. 


GRAND  PRIZE. 

Dr.  Leon  M.  Guerrero,  Manila. 

Dr.  Gustavo  Niederlein,  Philadelphia. 

Hon.  Pedro  A.  Paterno,  Manila. 

GOLD  MEDAL. 

Dr.  David  P.  Barrows,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Capt.  F.  E.  Cofren,  Manila,  P.  I. 

H.  T.  Edwards,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Mark  H.  Evans,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Dr.  Daniel  Folkmar,  Bontoc. 

A.  R.  Hager,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Charles  L.  Hall,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Dr.  Albert  E.  Jenks,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Juan  de  Juan,  Manila. 

Joaquin  Luna,  San  Fernando,  Union. 

William  S.  Lyon,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Elmer  B.  Merrill,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Dr.  Merton  Miller,  Manila,  P.  I. 

C.  J.  Pierson,  Guinobatan»  Albay. 

William    A.    Reed,    Cervantes,   Lepanto, 

Bontcc. 
Dr.  T.  R.  Sherman,  Manila,  P.  I. 


Valentin  Wilson,  Paracal,     Ambos  Cam- 

arines. 
Albert  P.  Wright,  Manila,  P.  I. 

SILVER  MEDAL. 

A.  A.  Anderson,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Moray  L.  Applegate,  Portland,  Ore. 
Charles  S.  Banks,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Braulio  B~rbaza,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Capt.  Bernhard  Radtke,  Masbate. 
George  D'Erf  Browne    St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Carson  Calhoun,  Greenwich,  N.  Y. 
Charles  P.  Fenner,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Walter  Gerbrich,  Manila,  P.  L 
John  S.  Gillies   Jolo. 
Dr.  H.  Hallier,  Hamburg,  Germany. 
Bruce  E.  Ingersoll,  Manila,  P.  I. 
E.  H.  Karlson,  Sweden. 
Homer  Knight,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Charles  Martin,  Manila,  P.  I. 
S.  B.  Shiley,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Frank  R.  White,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Orville  A.  Wood,  Santa  Cruz,  Davao,  Min- 
danao. 


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Department  A — Education 


DEPARTMENT  A— GROUP  1. 
GRAND  PRIZE. 

Bureau  of  Education,  Manila. 

Department  of  Public  Instruction,  Ma- 
nila. 

Philippine  Exposition  Board,  Model 
School,  St.  Louis. 

GOLD  MEDAL. 

PUBLIC  SCHOOLS 

Baliuag,  Bulacan. 
tfago,  Occidental  Negros. 
Bangar,  Union 
Cava,  Union. 
Cebu,  Cebu. 
Dagupan,  Pangasinan. 
Dalaguete,   Cebu. 
Lipa,  Batangas. 
Maao,  Occidental  Negros. 
Malabon,  Rizal. 
Mexico,  Pampanga. 
Pasay,  Rizal. 
Rosario,  Cavite. 
San  Fernando    Union. 
San  Mateo,  Rizal. 
San  Miguel  de  Mayumo,  Bulacan. 
Santa  Maria,  Ilocos  Sur. 

SILVER  MEDAL. 
PUBLIC  SCHOOLS 

Abulug,  Cagayan. 

Alaminos,  Zamuales. 

Argao,  Cebu. 

Bacnotan,  Union. 

Bacok  d,  Occidental  Negros. 

Balaoan,   Union.  • 

Batangas,  Batangas. 

Binmaley,  Pangasinan. 

Bua,  Benguet. 

Calumpit,  Bulacan. 

Capiz,  Capiz. 

Daet,   Ambos   Camarines. 

Gagalanfin,   Manila. 

Hagoi  oy,  Bulacan. 

Iloilo,  Iloilo. 

Laguan,    Saniar. 

Lopez,  Tayabas. 

Macabebe,  Pampanga. 

Namacpr'        Unior. 

Opon  >Mactan)    Cebu. 


ELEMENTARY  EDUCATION. 

Paco   (Boys'  school),  Manila. 
Palo,  Leyte. 
Porac,  Pampanga. 
San  Carlos,  Pangasinan. 
San   Fernando,   Masbate. 
San  Francisco  de  Malabon,  Cavite. 
Santa  Ana,  Pampanga. 
Santa  Cruz,  Cavite. 
Sa  ta  Cruz,  Laguna. 
Tabaco,  Albay. 
Tagbilaran,  Bohol. 
Tarlac,  Tar.ac. 
Tayabas,  Tayabas. 
Tondo,  Grammar  School,  Manila. 
Trinidad,  Benguet. 
Tuguegarao,   Cagayan. 

KINDERGARTENS 

Ermita,  Manila. 
Quiapo,  Manila. 
Sampalo3,  Manila. 
San  Nicolas,  Manila. 

PRIVATE  SCHOOL 

Liceo  de  Manila,  Manila. 

BRONZE    MEDAL. 

PUBLIC  SCHOOLS 

Alimodian,  Iloilo. 

Apalit,  Pampanga. 

Arayat,  Pampanga. 

Bacolor,  Pampanga. 

Bacoor,  Cavite. 

Badajoz,  Romblon. 

Balanga,  Bataan. 

Bangued,  Abra. 

Barili,  Cebu. 

Bauang,  Batangas. 

Bigaa,  Bulacan. 

Bmalonan,   Pangasinan. 

Binan,  Laguna. 

Binangonan,  Rizal. 

Binondo  (2nd  Boys'  school),  Manila. 

Binondo   (2nd  Girls'  school),  Manila. 

Boac,  Tayabas. 

Bulacan,  Bulacan. 

Cabancalan,  Occidental  Negros. 

Caouyao,  Laguna. 

Cadiz  Nuevo,  Occidental  Negros. 

Cagayan,   Misamis. 


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Candava,  Pampanga. 

Castillejos,  zambales. 

Colasi  (Antique),  Panay. 

Concepcion,  Tarlac. 

Corregidor,  Cavite. 

Cuyapo,  .Nueva  Ecija. 

Cuyo,  Paragua 

Dtuis,  Bohol. 

Davao,  Mindanao. 

Dumaguete,  Oriental  Negros. 

Ermita   (American  school),  Manila. 

Ermita  (Girls'  school),  Manila. 

Floridablanca,  Pampanga. 

Gigaquit,  Surigao. 

Ginatilan,  Cebu. 

Ginigaran,  Occidental  Negros. 

Ignig,  Cagayan. 

Hog,  Occidental  Negros. 

Indan,  Camarines. 

Indang,  Cavite. 

Intramuros  (Boys'  school),  Manila. 

Intramuros  (Girls'  school),  Manila. 

Isabela,  Occidental  Negros. 

Isabela  de  Basilan,  Mindanao. 

Liloan,  Cebu. 

Looc,  Romblon. 

Lubang,  Mindoro. 

Lucban,  Tayabas. 

Lucena,  Tayabas. 

Magdalena,  Laguna. 

Malate,  Manila. 

Maribojoc,  Bohol. 

Mauban,  Tayabas. 

Meycauayan,  Bulacan. 

Misamis,  Misamis. 

Moncada,  Tarlac. 

Montalban,   Rizal. 

Nabua,  Camarines. 

Noveleta,  Cavite. 

Nueva  Caceres,  Camarines. 

Orani,  Bataan. 

Pagbilao,  Tayabas. 

Paombona,  Bulacan. 

Paquil,  Laguna. 

Penaranda,  Nueva  Ecija. 

Pila,  Laguna. 

Pililla,  Rizal. 

Poio,  Bulacan. 

Pontevedra,  Occidental  Negros. 

Pototan,  Iloilo. 

Quiapo,   (Girls'   School),  Manila. 

San  Fernando,  Pampanga. 

Sen  Jose,  Nueva  Ecija. 

San  Jose,  Zamboanga,  Mindanao. 

San  Juan,  Union. 

San  Miguel  (Boys'  school),  Manila. 

San  Miguel  (Girls'  school),  Manila. 

San  Nicolas,  Ilocos  Norte. 

San  Nicolas  (Girls'  school),  Manila. 

Santa  Barbara,  Iloilo. 

Singalong  (Boys'  school),  Manila. 


Singalong  (Girls'  school),  Manila. 

Surigao,  Surigao. 

Tacloban,  Leyte. 

Tanay,  Rizal. 

Tanjay,  Oriental  Negros. 


HONORABLE  MENTION. 


PUBLIC  SCHOOLS 

Abucay,  Bataan. 
Agoo,  Union. 
Agutaya,  Paragua. 
Alabat,   Tayabas. 
Alaminos,  Laguna. 
Albay,  Albay. 
Amadeo,  Cavite. 
Angeles,  Pampanga. 
Angono,  Rizal. 
Antipolo,  Rizal. 
Aparri,  Cagayan. 
Aringay,  Union. 
Asingan,  Pangasinan. 
Atimonan,  Tayabas. 
Bacon,  Sorsogon. 
Badoc,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Bais,  Oriental  Negros. 
Barasoain,  Bulacan. 
Basud,  Camarines. 
Bauang,  Union. 
Bayambang,  Pangasinan. 
Bayan-bpyanan  de  Malabon,  Rizal. 
Betis,  Pampanga. 

Binondo  (1st  Boys'  School),  Manila. 
Binondo  (1st  Girls'  school),  Manila. 
Bocaue,  Bulacan. 
Bohol,   Bohol. 
Bolong,  Mindanao. 

Buena  Vista  de  Zamboanga,  Mindanao. 
Bustos,  Bulacan. 
Cabanatuan,  Nueva  Ecija. 
Cabatuan    Iloilo. 
Cagayancillo,  Paragua. 
.  Calamba,  Laguna. 
Calapan,  Mindoro. 
Calasiao,   Pangasinan. 
Caloocan,  Rizal. 
Camiling,  Tarlac. 
Caramoan,  Camarines. 
Carcar,   Cebu. 
Cataingan,  Masbate. 
Cavinti,  Laguna. 
Cavite,  fcavite. 
Cavite  Vie  jo,  Cavite. 
Cebu  (Central  School),  Cebu. 
Concepcion,  Iloilo. 

Concepcion    (Boys'    school),    Manila. 
Concepcion   (Girls'  school),  Manila. 
Cottabato,  Mindanao. 
Danao,  Cebu. 


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Dingle,  Iloilo. 

Dumanhug,  Cebu. 

Ermita,  Cebu. 

Ermita   (Boys'  school),  Manila. 

Gapan,  Nueva  Ecija. 

Gerona,  Tarlac. 

Goa,  Camarines. 

Guagua,  Pampanga. 

Gubat,  Sorsogon. 

Guiguinto,  Bulacan. 

Gumaca,  Tayabas. 

Iba,  Zambales. 

Imus,  Cavite. 

Infanta,  Tayabas. 

Iriga,  Camarines. 

Jaro,  Iloilo. 

Juban,  Sorsogcn. 

Laoag,  Iljcos  Norte. 

La  Paz,  Tarlac. 

Lingayen,  Pangasman. 

Longos,  Laguna. 

Los  Banos,  Laguna. 

Lumbang,  Laguna, 

Mabalacat,  Pampanga. 

Mabitac,  Laguna. 

Magalang,  Pampanga. 

Magarao,   Camarines. 

Malolos,  Bulacan. 

Malate   (Boys'   school),  Manila. 

Mambaling,  Cebu. 

Manaoag,  Pangasinan. 

Manapla,  Accidental  Negros. 

Mandaue,  Cebu. 

Mangaldan,   Pangasinan. 

Maragondon,  Cavite. 

Mariveles,  Bataan. 

Masbate,  Masbate. 

Mercedes  de  Zamboanga,  Mindanao. 

Miranda,  Occidental  Negros. 

Mogpoc,  Tayabas. 

Naguilian,  Union. 

Naic,  Cavite. 

Navotas,  Rizal. 

Norzagaray,  Bulacan. 

Obando,  Buiacan. 

Oroquietn,  Mindanao. 

Paco   (Girls'  school),  Manila. 

Paete,  Laguna. 

Pagsanjan,  Laguna. 

Palipandan,  Occidental  Negros. 

Pandacan,  Manila. 

Paniqui,  Tarlac 

Pasig,  Rizal. 

Pateros,  Rizal. 

Piddig,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Placer,  Surigao. 

Puerto  Princesa,  Paragua. 

Pulilr.  -,  Bulacan. 

Quiapo,  Manila   (Boys'  school). 

Quingua,  Bulacan. 

Recoletos  Cebu,  Cebu. 


Romblon   Romblon. 

Rosario,  Union. 

Saniralcc  (Boys'  school),  Manila. 

Sampaloc  (Girls'  school),  Manila. 

San  Ildefonso,  Bulacan. 

San  Isidro,   Tarlac. 

San  Jose,  Camarines. 

San  Juan  del  Monte,  Rizal. 

San  Luis,  Pampanga. 

San  Miguel,  Iloilo. 

San  Nicolas,  Cebu. 

San  Pedro,  Laguna. 

San  Pedro  Macati,  Rizal. 

San  Roque,  Cavite. 

Santa  Cruz  (Boys'  school),  Manila. 

Santa  Cruz  (Girl's  School),  Manila. 

Santa  Cruz,  Tayaoas. 

Santa  Isabel,  Bulacan. 

Santa  Mesa  (Boy's  School),  Manila. 

Santa  Mesa  (Girl's  School),  Manila. 

Sariaya,   Tayabas. 

Silang,   Cavite. 

Silay,  Occidental  Negros. 

Siniloan,  Laguna. 

Subic,  Zambales. 

Sumag,  Occidental  Negros. 

Tagaloan,  Misamis. 

Talisay,  Camarines. 

Talisay,  Cebu. 

Talisay,   Occidental  Negros. 

Tanauan,  Leyte. 

Tayug,  PaLgasinan. 

Tetuan,   Mindanao. 

Toledo,  Cebu. 

Tondo  (1st  Boys'  school),  Manila. 

Tondo  (1st  Girls'  school),  Manila. 

Tondo  (2nd  Boys'  school),  Manila. 

Tondo  .(2nd  Girls'  school),  Manila. 

Trozo  (Boys'  school),  Manila. 

Trozo  (Girlc'  school),  Manila. 

Tubao,  Union. 

Victoria,  Tarlac. 

Vigan,   Ilocos    Sur. 

PRIVATE  SCHOOLS 

Colegio  de  la  Inmaculada,  Iloilo,  Iloilo. 
Colegio  de  Laoag,  Laoag,  Ilocos  Norte. 

COLLABORATORS— 
DIVISION  SUPERINTENDENTS 

Otho  Atkin,  Iba,  Zambales. 
H.  E.  Bard,  Tuguegarao,  Cagayan. 
B.  G.  Bleasdale,  Pasig,  Rizal. 
George  N.  Briggs,  Surigao,  Surigao. 
G.  N.  Brink,  Iloilo,  Iloilo. 
H.  H.  Buck,  Cavite,  Cavite. 
S.  A.  Campbell,  Tarlac,  Tarlac. 
E.  A.  Coddington,  Capiz,  Capiz. 
M.  A.  Colton,  Batangas,  Batangas. 
E.  E.  Fisher,  Albay,  Albay. 


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W  B.  Freer,  Nueva  Caceres,  Cam- 
arines. 

L.  T.  Gibbens,  Tagbilaran,  Bohol. 

J.  M.  Kniseley,  Laoag,  Ilocos  Norte. 

H.  G.  Lamson,  Masbate,  Masbate. 

S.  T.  Lee,  Dumaguete,  Oriental  Negros. 

W.  E.  Lutz    Santa  Cruz,  Laguna. 

Samuel  McClintock,  Cebu,  Cebu. 

C.  H.  Magee,  San  Fernando,  Union. 

Gov.  B.  Y.  Miller,  Cuyo,  Paragua. 

J.  C.  Muerman,  Lucena,  Tayabas. 

S.   0.  Newsom,  Lingayen,  Pangasinan. 

Gov.    R.    S.    Offley,    Calapan,    Mindoro, 

G.  A.  O'Reilly,  Manila. 

W.  A.  Pruitt,  San  Fernando,  Pampan- 
ga. 

C.  E.  Putnam,  Bacolod,  Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 

W.  W.  Rodwell,  Vigan,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Dr.  N.  N.  Saleeby,  Zamboanga,  Min- 
danao. 

T.  W.  Thomson,  San  Isidro,  Nueva 
Ecija. 

H.  S.  Townsend,  Zamboanga,  Minda- 
nao. 

E.  G.  Turner,  Baliuag,  bulacan. 
Guy  Van  Schaick,  Cagayan,  Misamis. 
Geo.  E.  Walk,  Romblon,  Romblon. 

SUPERVISORS 

Miss  Kate  Bassett,  Manila. 
W.  H.  Hnis,  Manila. 

TEACHERS 

Juan  Abellera,  Cava,  Union. 
C.  J.  Anderson    Indang,  Cavite. 
Luis  A.  Bacho,  Manila. 
I.  O.  Bakken,  Castillejos,  Zambales. 
Mr.s  L.  L.  Balfe,  Manila. 
R.    B.    Blackman,     Dagupan,     Pangasi- 
nan. 

Mrs.  L.  M.  H.  Bowler,  Daet,  Camarines. 
Wm.  L.  Bowler,  Capiz,  Capiz. 

F.  E.  Braucht,  Mexico,  Pampanga. 
Miss  K.  L.  Buckley,   Silay,  Occidental 

Negros. 

J.  H.  M.  Butler,  Alaminos,  Zambales. 

P.  E.  Burns,  Abulug,  Cagayan. 

N.  W.  Cameron,  Tagbilaran,  Bohol. 

Miss   B.  E.   Campbell,  Manila. 

W.  I.  Chapman,  Bago,  Occidental  Ne- 
gros 

Miss  J.  N.  Childs,  Manila. 

J.  A.  Christensen,  Iloilo,  Iloilo. 

H.  N.  Cole,  Palo,  Leyte. 

J.  Connolly,  Hagonoy,  Bulacan 

Miss  A.  L.  Crocker,  Dagupan,     Pan- 
gasinan. 

Macario  Cruz,  Angeles,   Pampanga. 

Miss  E.  Donaldson,  Dagupan,  Pangasi- 
nan. 


A.  •  "Iph  Eastman,  Tabaco,  Albay. 

Miss  Emma  Evans,  Calumpit,  Bulacan. 

John  H.  Finnigan,  Tayabas,  Tayabas. 

Mrs.  Minnie  H.  Gale,  Manila. 

J.  M.  Gambill,  Macabebe,  Pampanga. 

Allen  Gard,  Batangas,  Batangas. 

Mrs.  Jesse  George,  Manila. 

M.  G.  Gholson,  Gagalangin,  Manila. 

E.  J.  Gibbons,  San  Fernando,  Union. 

Mrs.  N.  M.  Gleason,  Manila. 

L.  R.  Gonzales,  Manila. 

Mrs.  C.  M.  Graham,  Manila. 

Mrs.  P.  Guevarra,  Baliuag,  Bulacan. 

Miss  Anna  E.  Hahn,  San  Francisco  de 

Malabon,  Cavite. 

C.  I.  Halsey,  Santa  Cruz,  Marinduque. 
E.  H.  Hammond  Bauan,  Batangas. 
C.   H.   Hanlin,   San  Fernando    (Ticao), 

Masbate. 

E.  R.  Hay,  Santa  Cruz,  Cavite. 
C.  E.  Hoye,  San  Mateo,  Rizal. 
Miss  E.  A.  Hoyles,  Malabon,  Rizal. 
J.  W.  Johnson,  Bangar,  Union. 

T.  H.  Kenworthy,  Manila. 

Mrs.  A.  M.  Kelly,  Bua,  Benguet. 

Edwin  S.  Kerr,  Namacpacan,  Union. 

F.  T.  Lawrence,  San  Miguel  de  Mayu- 
mo,  Bulacan. 

Mariano  Lucero,  Argao,  Cebu. 

H.  M.  Manning,  Cebu,  Cebu. 

L.  G.  McConachie,  Magdalena,  Laguna. 

H.  H.  McKee,  Bacolod,  Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 
John  M.  Miller,  Manila. 

Miss  Nina  H.  Paddock,  Manila. 

W.  Parsons    Tarlac    Tarlac. 

T.   B.    Pascual,   San   Juan   del   Monte, 
Rizal. 

Miss  Abby  Pearson,  San  Carlos,   Pan- 
gasinan. 

Tomas  de  la  Pena,  Bangar,  Union. 
Agapito  de  Peralta,  Bangar,  Union. 

Mrs.  Grace  P.  Reed,  Manila. 

W.  N.  Risdon,  Opon  (Mactan),  Cebu. 

Jose  Ronquillo,  Namacpacan,  Union. 

C.    H.    Simpson,    Santa    Maria,   Ilocos 
Sur. 

N.  C.  Smith,  Maao,  Occidental  Negros. 

R.  Stockton,  Binmaley,  Pangasinan. 

Magdalena  Veiasco,  Bangar,  Union. 

J.  C.  Vickers    Manila. 

J.   G.   Wirtner,   Liloan,   Cebu. 

J.  H.  Webb,  Pasay,  Rizal. 

F.  F.  Welch,  Delaguete,  Cebu. 

Geo.    Vilson,  Cava,  Union. 

R.  Wiser,  Baliuag,  Bulacan. 

Henry  Wise,  Bacnotan,  Union. 

Geo.  B.  Whiting,  Rosario,  Cavite. 

H.  Wogan,  Santa  Cruz,  Laguna. 

Orville  V.  Wood,  Santa  Cruz,  Davao. 


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PHOTOGRAPHKR 

Dr.  P.  R.  Sherman,  Manila. 


PUPILS 

Jose  Arboleda,  Guinobatan,  Albay. 
Gregorio  Dimanao,  Baliuag,  Bulacan. 


GROUP  2.     SECONDARY  EDUCATION. 


GRAND  PRIZE. 
SECONDARY  SCHOOLS 

Laguna  High  School,  Santa  Cruz,  La- 
guna. 

Liceo  de  Manila,  Manila. 

The  Philippine  Nautical  School,  Ma- 
nila. 

The  Philippine  Normal  School,  Manila 


GOLD  MEDAL. 

PUBLIC  SECONDARY  SCHOOLS 

Batangas  High  School,  Lipa,  Batangas. 
Bulacan  xligh  School,  Baliuag,  Bulacan. 
Cebu  High  School,  Cebu,  Cebu. 
Ilocos  Sur  High  School,  Vigan,  Ilocos 

our. 

Iloilo  High  School,  Iloilo,  Iloilo. 
Occidental  Negros  Hign  School,  Baco- 

lod,  Occidental  Negros. 
Pangasinan     High     School,     Lingayen, 

Pangasinan. 


PRIVATE  SECONDARY  SCHOOL 
Instituto  de  Mujeres,  Manila. 


BRONZE  MEDAL. 

PUBLIC  SECONDARY  SCHOOLS 

Albay  High  School,  Guinobatan,  Albay. 

Batangas  High  School,  Bauan,  Batan- 
gas. 

Batangas  High  School,  Taal,  Batangas. 

Batangas  High  School,  Tanauan,  Ba- 
tangas. 

Bohol  High  School,  Tagbilaran,  Bohol. 

Capiz  High  School,  Capiz,  Capiz. 

Manila  High  School,  Tondo,  Manila. 

Oriental  Negros  High  School,  Duma- 
guete,  Oriental  Negros. 

Pampanga  High  School,  San  Fernando, 
Pampanga. 

Surigao  High  School,  Surigao,  Surigao 

Tayabas  High  School,  Lucena,  Taya- 
bas. 

Union  High  School,  San  Fernando, 
Union. 


PRIVATE  SECONDARY  SCHOOLS 


Ma- 


Colegio  de  San  Francisco  Javier, 

late,  Manila. 

Colegio  de  San  Jose,  Tacloban,  Leyte. 
Colegio  Filipino,  Manila. 


SILVER  MEDAL. 

PUBLIC  SECONDARY  SCHOOLS 

Batangas   High   School,   Batangas,   Ba- 
tangas. 

Cagayan     High     School,     Tuguegarao, 
Cagayan. 

Camannes   High   School,     Nueva     Ca- 
ceres,  Gamarines. 

ocos   Norte  High   School,  Laoag,  Ilo- 
cos Norte. 

Manila    High    School,    Sampaloc,    Ma- 
nila. 

Masbate  High   School,    Masbate,    Mas- 
bate. 

Nueva  Ecija  High  School,  San  Isidro, 
Nueva  Ecija. 

Rizal  High  School,  Pasig,  Rizal. 

Zambales  High  School,  Iba,  Zambales. 


HONORABLE   MENTION. 

PUBLIC  SECONDARY  SCHOOLS 

Cavite  High  School,  Cavite,  Cavite. 

Dominican  Fathers'  College,  Tuguega- 
rao, Cagayan. 

Manila  High  School  (American),  Ma- 
nila. 

Misamis  High  School,  Cagayan,  Misa- 
mis. 

Tarlac  High  School,  Tarlac,  Tarlac. 

Tayabas  High  School,  Boac,  Tayabas. 


PRIVATE  SECONDARY  SCHOOLS 

College  of  the  Dominican  Friars,  Dagu- 

•  an,  Pangasinan. 

Malabanan  College,  Lucena,  Tayabas. 
Molo  Institute,  Molo  Iloilo. 


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COLLABORATORS— 

PRINCIPALS  OF  PUBLIC  SECONDARY 

SCHOOLS 

T.  D.  Anglemeyer,  Lingayen,  Pangasi- 

nan. 

G.  W.  Beattie,  Manila. 
H.  E.  Bell,  Tuguegarao,  Cagayan. 
Ch.  K.  Bliss,  Vigan,  Ilocos  Sur. 
J.  J.  Coleman,  Iba,  Zambales. 
W.  J.  Colbert,  Trozo,  Manila. 
C.  H.  Covell,  Iloilo,  Iloilo. 
Frank  L.  Crone,  Nueva  Caceres,  Cama- 

rines. 
W.  Edmunds,   Laoag,  Ilocos  Norte. 

E.  H.   Hammond,  Batangas,  Batangas. 
L.  C.  Higley,  Lipa,  Batangas. 

Ray   Howell,   Bacolod,    Occidental   Ne- 

gros. 
Stewart  Laughlin,  Pasig,  Rizal. 

F.  R.  Lutz,  Sampaloc,  Manila. 
Samuel  MacClintock,   Cebu,   Cebu. 
R.  H.  Neely,  Santa  Cruz,  Laguna. 
O.   S.   Reimold,   Tarlac,   Tarlas. 

T.  H.  Rhodes,  Ermita,  Manila. 

C.  D.  Schell,  San  Isidro,  Nueva  Ecija. 

H.  H.  Sherrard,  Lipa,  Batangas. 


H.    C.    Theobald,    Batangas,    Batangas. 
Ella  K.  Vogel,  Baliuag,  Bulacan. 

DIRECTORS  OF  PRIVATE  SECONDARY 
SCHOOLS 

Enrique   Mendiola,   Manila. 
Rev.  Fidel  Mir  (S.  J.),  Manila. 
Pablo  Trinidad,  Manila. 

TEACHERS  IN  SECONDARY  SCHOOLS 

Mrs.  Katherine  B.  Allen,  Manila. 
Mrs.  Sarah  A.  Bobbitt,  Manila. 
Miss  Mary  Ji!.  Coleman,  Manila. 
Miss  A.  Clendenin,  Vigan,  Ilocos  Sur. 

HONORABLE    MENTION. 

TEACHERS  IN  SECONDARY  SCHOOLS 

Leon  M.  Guerrero    Manila. 

Pablo   Majia     de     Guzman,   Lingayen, 

Pangasinan. 

Maximo  Kabigtin,  Manila. 
John  W.  Ritchie,  Iloilo,  Iloilo. 

PUPIL 

Francisco   Trinidad,   Baliuag,   Bulacan. 


GROUP  3.     HIGHER  EDUCATION. 


GRAND  PRIZE. 
University  of  Santo  Tomas,  Manila. 

GOLD  MEDAL. 
Fernando  Ferrer,  Yigan,  Ilocos  Sur. 


HONORABLE  MENTION. 
Angel  Rebucca,  Catubig,  Samar. 

COLLABORATOR 

Fr.  Dr.  Raymundo  Velasquez,  Manila. 


GROUP  6.     SPECIAL,  EDUCATION  IN  COMMERCE 
AND  INDUSTRY. 


GOLD  MEDAL. 

Moro     Industrial     School,    Zamboanga, 
Mindanao. 

SILVER  MEDAL. 
Colegio   Mercantil,   Manila. 
The    Philippine    School    of    Arts    and 
Trades,  Manila. 

BRONZE    MEDAL. 
Industrial  School,  Buz  Buz,  Jolo. 
Sr.  Juan  Carballo  y  Cartel,  Manila. 


HONORABLE    MENTION. 

Emerson  B.  Christie,  Zamboanga,  Min- 
danao. 

Joseph  J.  Eaton,   Manila. 

R.  P.  Gleason,  Manila. 

M.  P.  Jhocson,  Manila. 

Miss  Estella  M.  Murdoch,  Zamboanga, 
Mindanao. 


OFFICIAL  LIST  OF  AWARDS. 


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GROUP  8.     SPECIAL  FORMS  OF  EDUCATION— TEXT  BOOKS, 
SCHOOL  FURNITURE  AND  SCHOOL  APPLIANCES. 


GOLD  MEDAL. 

Dr.  Manuel  S.  Guerrero,  Manila. 
International  Correspondence    Schools, 

Scranton,   Penna. 
Manila  Medical  Society,  Manila. 


SILVER  MEDAL. 


AUTHORS 


Guy   V.    Clinton,    Manila. 

Dr.  John  Gaylord  Coulter,  Manila. 

A.  E.  Frye,  Boston  Mass. 

David  Gibbs,  Division   Superintendent, 

Boston,  Mass. 
W.  H.  Hilts,  Manila. 
Prescott  T.  Jernegan,  Manila. 
Miss  Adelene  Knapp,  New  York,  N.  Y. 
M.  A.  Lane,  Manila. 
Samuel  ,MacClintock,  Cebu,  Cebu. 
D.  O.  McGovney,  Manila. 
John  Maurice  Miller,  Manila. 
John  T.  Miller,  Manila. 
G.  U.  Yonce,  Manila. 


PUBLISHERS  ET  AI, 

American  Book  Co.,  New  York,  N.  Y. 

Manuel  G.  D'Arce,  Manila. 

Antonio  Esludillo,   Manila. 

Ginn  &  ^o.,  Boston  Mass. 

Medical  and  Pharmaceutical  Society  of 

the  Philippine  Islands,  Manila. 
Silver,  Burdett  &  Co.,  Boston  Mass. 

BRONZE  MEDAL. 

D.  C.  Heath  &  Co.,  Boston,  Mass. 
Educational  Publishing  Company,  New 

York,  N.'Y. 
Henry  W.  Peabody  &  Co.,  New  York, 

N.    Y. 
Milton  Bradley  Company,    Springfield, 

Mass. 
Municipality  of  Laoag,    Laoag,    Ilocos 

Norte. 

HONORABLE    MENTION. 

Lupo  Azurin  y  Perez,  Vigan,  Ilocos  Sur. 
Thomas  J.  Foster,  Scranton,  Penna. 
Gilbert  L.  Hall,  Goliano,  Benguet. 
"The  Monday  Moon,"  Ermita, Manila. 
Dr.  W-  E.  Musgrave,  Manila. 
Pedro  Serrano,  Manila. 


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Department  B--Art 

GROUP  9.     PAINTINGS  AND  DRAWINGS. 


GRAND  PRIZE. 

Manuel  de  Iriarte,  Manila,  "A  Violinist," 

by  Hidalgo. 

Dr.    Jose    Losada,    Batangas,    Batangas, 
"Spoliarium,"  by  Juan  Luna. 

GOLD  MEDAL. 

Ateneo  de  Manila,  Manila — 

Portrait  of  Fr.  Jose  I.  Guerrico,  by  M. 

Zaragoza. 
City  Government,  Manila — 

Portrait  of  Legaspi,  by  Juan  Luna. 
City  Government,  Manila — 

Portrait  of  Gov.  Gen.  Ramon  Blanco  y 

Erenas,  by  Luna. 
City  Government,  Manila — 

The  Blood  Compact,  by  Juan  Luna. 
Civil  Government,  Manila — 

A  Roman  Philosopher,  by  Hidalgo. 
Manuel  de  Iriarte,  Manila — 

Oedipus  and  Antigone,  by  Hidalgo. 
Manuel  de  Iriarte,  Manila — 

Christian  Virgins  Exposed  to  the  Popu- 
lace, by  Hidalgo. 
Mariano  Lin- Jap,  Manila — 

Rice  Planting,  by  F.  de  la  Rosa. 
Jose  Luna,  Manila — 

Miss  Juliana  Garricho,  by  Luna 
Phil.  Exp.  Board,  Manila- 
Rural  Scene,  by  Ramon  Martinez. 
Phil.  Exp.  Board,  Manila — 

"Per  Pacem  and  Libertas,"  by  Hidalgo. 

SILVER  MEDAL. 

Ateneo  de  Manila,  Manila — 

Portrait  of  Fr.  Federico  Faura. 
Felipe  Calderon,  Manila — 

The  Seamstresses,  by  Espiritu. 
City  Government,  Manila — 

Reading  Don  Quixote,  by  Eulogio  San- 
tos. 
City  Government,  Manila — 

Signing  the  Contract,  by  Hidalgo. 
Civil  Government,  Manila— 

Sculptor   at   Work    (Fidias),   by   Zara- 
goza. 
Augusto  Fuster,  Manila — 

Collection  of  Types  and  Landscapes  on 

mother  of  pearl. 
Rafael  Gil,  Pampanga — 

Lady  Playing  Guitar,  by  Hidalgo. 


Rafael  Gil,  Pampanga — 

Portrait  of  Felino  Gil,  by  Hidalgo. 
Rafael  Gil,  Pampanga — 

A  Warrior,  by  Hidalgo. 
Dr.  Bautista  Lim,  Manila. 

Parisian  Life,  by  Juan  Luna. 
Mariano  Lin- Jap,  Manila — 

A  Flower  Girl  "Spring,"  by  Hidalgo. 
Jose  Luna,  Manila — 

Study  From  the  Nude,  by  Juan  Luna. 
Jose  Luna,  Manila — 

Study  from  Nature,  by  Juan  Luna. 
Alfonso  Panopio,  Batangas — 

Incident  of  the  Franco-Prussian   War, 

by  Juan  Luna. 
Pedro  A.  Paterno,  Manila — 

Evening  Song,  by  Hidalgo. 
Phil.  Exp.  Board,   Manila — 

Return   of   the  Fishermen,  by  Vicente 

Rivera  y  Mir. 
Mrs.  Rizal    Manila- 
Peasant  Girl  Smoking,  by  Juan  Luna. 
Mrs.  Rizal.  Manila — 

Bachante,  by  Juan  Luna. 
Fabian  de  la  Rosa,  Manila— 

An   Important   Problem,   by   E.    de    la 

Rosa. 
Hon.  William  H.  Taft,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Portrait  of  Gov.  Taft,  by  F.  de  la  Rosa. 
Miguel  Zaragoza,  Manila — 

Old   Man   playing   the    Violincello,    by 
Zaragoza. 

BRONZE  MEDAL. 

Ateneo,  de  Manila,  Manila — 

Portrait   of    Pope   Leo   XIII,    by    Juan 
Luna. 

City  Government,  Manila — 

"Padre  Capitan,"  by  E.  Santos. 

City  Government,  Manila — 

Corpse  of  a   Moro   Datto   Guarded   by 
His  Men,  by  Hidalgo. 

Arthur  W.  Fergusson,  Manila- 
Portrait  of  Hon.  Fergusson,  by  F.  de  la 
Rosa. 

Eulogio  Garcia,  Manila,  Luzon— 
An  Old  Woman,  by  Martinez. 

Eulogio  Garcia,  Manila — 

Study  of  a  Head,  by  Peralta. 

Rafael  Gil,  Pampanga— 

Poi  trait  of  Rafael  Gil,  by  Hidalgo. 

Maria  Infante  del  Rosario,  Manila- 
Two  Mestizo  Women. 


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Dr.  Bautista  Li:',  Manila- 
Scene  by  Moonlight,  by  Hidalgo. 

Mariano,   Lim-Jap,   Manila — 
Marina,  by  Hidalgo. 

Joaquin  Luna,  San  Fernando  de  la  Union 
Portrait  of  Juan  Luna,  by  O'Farrell. 

Ramon  Martinez,  Manila — * 
Ironing,  by  Martinez. 

Pedro  A.  Paterno,  Manila — 
Disenchantment,  by  Hidalgo. 

Pedro  A.  Paterno,  •  Manila — 
Landscape,  by  Juan  Luna. 

Phil.   Exp.   Board,   Manila — 
Women  Sewing,  by  Antillon. 

Phil.  Exp.   Board,   Manila—- 
The Weavers,  by  de  la  Rosa. 

Jorge  Pineda,  Manila — 
A  Filipino  Girl,  by  Pineda. 

Fabian  de  la  Rosa,  Manila — 

The  Death  of  Gen.  Lawton,  by  F.  de  la 
Rosa. 


HONORABLE  MENTION. 

Isidro  G.  Ancheta,  Manila — 

A  Victim  of  War,  by  Ancheta. 
Juan  Arellano,  Manila — 

Woman   Descending   Stairway. 
Ateneo  de  Manila,  Manila — 

Portrait  of  Fr.  Ramon,  by  Martinez. 
Anselmo  Espiritu,  Manila — 

Taking  tue  Oath  of  the  Katipunan  So- 
ciety, by  Espiritu. 


h 

Anselmo  Espiritu,  Manila — 

Harvest   Time   in   the   Philippines,   by 

Espiritu, 
Simeon  Flores,  Bacolor,  Pampanga — 

Oil   Paintings    (religious   composition). 
Rafael  Gil,  Pampanga — 

Portrait  of  Miss  Pilar  Gil,  by  Hidalgo. 
Rafael  Gil,  Pampanga — 

Portrait  of  Miss  Pilar  Gil,  by  Hidalgo. 
Mariano  Liin-Jap,  Manila — 

Holy  Water  Fountain,  by  F.  Martiner. 
Mariano  Lim-Jap,  Manila- 
Manila  Bay,  by  Martinez. 
Ramon  Martinez,  Manila — 

Coming  From  Market,  by  Martinez. 
Phil.    Exp.    Board,    St.    Louis,    Mo. — 

A  Filipino,  by  Villanueva. 
Phil.     Expo     Board,     St.     Louis,     Mo. — 

A  Filipino  Woman,  by  Villanueva. 
Phil.   Exp.   Board,   Manila — 

Returning  from  the  Market,  by  Zara- 

goza. 
Jorge  Pineda,  Manila — 

Preparing  Betel  Nuts. 
Pedro  Raspall,  Iloilo,  Panay — 

Returning  Fishermen. 
Mrs.  Rizal,  Manila- 
Female  Head  Bust,  by  Hidalgo. 
Fabian  de  la  Rosa,  Manila — 

Playing  Soldier. 
Victoriana  Sanchez,  Balamban,  Cebu — 

Head  of  Girl,  crayon  drawing. 


GROUP  11.     SCULPTURE. 


GRAND  PRIZE. 

Felix  Pardo  de  Tavera,     Buenos  Ayres, 
Argentine — 

Bust  of  Woman  in  high  relief,  by  Ta- 
vera. 


GOLD  MEDAL. 

Rev.  Jose  Algue,  Manila — 

Bust  of  Jbr.  Guerrico,  by  Dr.  Rizal. 
Isabelo  Tampinco,  Manila — 

Shrine  with  wooden  crucifix,  by  Tam- 
pinco. 

SILVER  MEDAL. 

Bonifacio  Arevalo,  Manila — 

Filipino  Soldier. 
City  Government,  Manila — 

"Hernando   de   Magallanes,"    by   F.   P. 
de  Tavera. 


Civil  Government,  Manila- 
Portrait  Medallions. 

Manuel  de  Iriarte,  Manila — 
Ivory  Crucifix. 

Mariano  Limjap,  Manila — 

Carved  table  by  Domingo  Teotico. 

Eugenio  Llerena,  Manila — 
A  Woman  with  Two  Children  Fleeing 
from  Fire. 

Municipality  of   Manila,  Manila — 
Four  carved  Armchairs. 

BRONZE  MEDAL. 

Rufino  Afungol,  Paete,  Laguna — 

Hunter  Returning  with  Game. 
Jose  Alejo,  Manila — 

Bust  of  Archbishop  Pedro  Payo. 
Bonifacio  Arevalo,  Manila — 

Carved  Wood  Cabinet. 
Ciriaco  Guidinez   Manila — 

"Moses.". 


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Manuel  de  Iriarte,  Manila — 

Vase   with  carving  of     the     "Descent 
from  the  Cross." 

Vase  with  carving  of  the  "Saviour  on 

the  Cross." 
Rosendo   Martinez,   Manila — 

Bust  of  Columbus. 
Rosendo   Martinez,   Manila — 

Models  of  Houses. 
Rosendo  Martinez,   Manila — 

Collection  of  Medallions. 
Leon  Masyan,  Manila — 

Rural  scene  in  silver  relief. 
A.  Mercado,  Manila — 

A  Filipino  Farmer. 
Pedro  A.  Paterno,  Manila — 

Girl  Traveling. 
Martinez  Rosendo,  Manila — 

The  Glory  of  Labor. 
Isabalo  Tampinco,  Manila — 

Palm  Leaves  and  Fruit. 
Isabelo  Tampinco,  Manila — 

St.  Ignatius  of  Loyola. 
Trinidad  H.  Pardo  de  Tavera,  Manila— 

Collection   of   15      ancient     Philippine 
Sculptures. 

HONORABLE  MENTION. 

Rufino  Afungol,  Paete,  Laguna — 

Collection   of   Sculptures,   Wood   Carv- 
ings and  Bas  Reliefs. 
Bonifacio  Arevalo,  Manila — 

Carved  Wood  Frame. 
Pablo  Bagui,  Paete,  Laguna — 

Wood  Carvings. 
Felipe  Calderon,  Manila — 

Statue  of  the  Infant  Jesus. 
Vicente  D.  Fernandez,  Manila — 

Ivory  Crucifix. 


Eulogio  Garcia,  Manila — 

A    Lottery    Agent,    wood    carving. 
Juan  Gochanco,  Manila — 

Wooden  Pedestal  with  carved  Flowers, 

by  D.  Murriel. 
Dr.  Bautista  Lim,  Manila — 

Carved    Cabinet    (17th    century). 
Mariano  Madrinan,  Paete,  Laguna — 

Bust  of  Kizal. 
Mun.  Committee,  Iloilo,  Panay — 

Carved  Ebony  Bolo  Handle. 
Mun.  Committee,  San  Miguel,  Bulacan — 

Toothpick  Stand. 
Pedro  A.  Paterno,  Manila — 

Episode  in  the   Philippine   Revolution, 

oy  R.  Martinez. 
Pedro  A.  Paterno,  Manila — 

Wood  Carving  by  Luiz  Reyes 
Pedro  A.  Patjrno,  Manila — 

Wood  Carving. 
Pedro  A.  Paterno,  Manila — 

Episode   in  the   Philippine  Revolution, 

by  R.  Martinez. 
Pedro  A.  Paterno,  Manila — 

Milk  Maid. 
Prov.  Committee,  Laguna — 

Two  Mythological  Figures. 
Isabelo  Tampinco,  Manila — 

Collections    of    landscapes   carved     by 

the  exhibitor. 
Isabelo  Tampinco,  Manila — 

Malayan  Genius.       Carved  in  wood  by 

exhibitor. 
Isabelo  Tampinco,  Manila — 

Wreath,  wood  carving  by  native  work- 
ers. 
Lucas  Yunco,  Casanayan,  Capiz  (Panay.) 

Picture  carved  in  wood. 


GROUP  14.     ORIGINAL  OBJECTS  OF  ART  WORKMANSHIP. 


SILVER  M£.DAL. 

Juliana  Guevara,  Manila — 
One  altar,  carved. 

HONORABLE  MENTION. 

Aguedo  Velarde,  Manila,  P.  I. — 
Fan  carved  from  wood. 

COLLABORATORS — ARTISTS. 

GRAND  PRIZE. 
Felix  Resureccion  Hidalgo,  Paris. 

GOLD  MEDAL. 
Ramon  Martinez,  Manila. 


Fabian  de  la  Rosa,  Manila. 
Miguel  Zaragoza,  Manila. 

SILVER   MEDAL. 

Anselmo  Espiritu,  Manila. 
Vicente  Rivera  »  Mir,  Manila. 

BRONZE  MEDAL. 

Torioio  Antillon,  Manila. 
Felix  Martinez,  Manila. 
Senor  Peralta,  Manila. 
Eusebio  Santos  Gonzalez,  Manila. 
Domingo  Teotico,  Manila. 

HONORABLE  MENTION. 
Esteban  Villanueva^  Madrid,  Spain. 


OFFICIAL  LIST  OF  AWARDS. 


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Department  C- -Liberal  Arts. 

GROUP  15.     TYPOGRAPHY— VARIOUS  PRINTING  PROCESSES. 


GRAND  PRIZE. 
Bureau  of  Public  Printing,  Manila. 

GOLD  MEDAL. 

Bureau  of  Posts,  Manila. 

E.  C.  McCullough  &  Co.,  Manila. 

HONORABLE  MENTION. 

Ethnological  Survey,  Manila. 


Dolores  Fabera,  Bato,  Leyte. 
Jose  Francia,  Magdalena,  Laguna. 
Fernando  Madamba,   San  Nicolas,   Ilocos 

Norte. 
Municipal    Committee,     Bacarra,     Ilocos 

Norte. 

Municipal  Committee,  Bato,  Leyte. 
Estanislao  Reyes,  Vigan,  Ilocos  Sur. 
Lucas  Yumo,  Casauayan,  Capiz. 


GROUP  16.     PHOTOGRAPHY. 


GRAND  PRIZE. 

Board  of  Health,  Manila. 

Philippine   Photograph   Co.,   St.   Louis. 


GOLD  MEDAL. 

Bureau  of  Coast  Guard  and  Transporta- 
tion, Manila. 

Dr.  Daniel  Folkmar,  Suyoc,  Bontoc. 
H.  L.  Knight,  Manila. 
Charles  Martin,  Manila. 
Philippine   Exposition   Board,   Manila. 

SILVER  MEDAL. 

A.  A.  Anderson,  Manila. 

Bilibid  Prison,  Manila. 

Bureau  of  Government  Laboratories. 

Civil  Hospital,  Manila. 

Charles  L.  Hall,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Gil  Lopez,  Occidental  Negros. 

Manila  Fire  Department,  Manila. 

Governor  E.  Santos,  Nueva  Ecija. 

Gustavo  Schoenichen,  Manila. 

Dr.    F.    Lamson    Scribner,    Washington, 

D.C. 
V.  Wilson,  Manila. 


BRONZE  MEDAL. 

Capt.  Morton,  U.  S.  A.,  Manila. 

Municipal  Committee ,  Santa  Cruz,  La- 
guna. 

Provincial  Committee,  Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 

Provincial  Committee,  Pangasinan. 

HONORABLE  MENTION. 

Baer  &  Co.,  San  Miguel,  Manila. 

M.  R.  Borja,  Valladolid,  Negros  Occi- 
dental. 

Gov.  Mena  Crisologo,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Gov.  Arturo  Dancel,  Pasig,  Rizal. 

H.  T.  Hiduarte,  Manila. 

D.  Encinas,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Mrs.  H.  W.  Harnish,  Zamboanga,  Min- 
danao. 

B.  E.  Ingersoll,  Manila. 

Juan  de  Juan,  Tuguegarao,  Cagayan. 

Jose  Anastasio  Neri,  Cagayan,  Misamis. 

Provincial   Committee,   Abra. 

Provincial  Committee,   Batangas. 

Provincial  Committee,  Romblon. 

Estanislao  Reyes,  Vigan,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Young  Men's  Christian  Association,  Ma- 
nila. 

Lucio  Zabellas,  Vigan,  Ilocos  Sur. 


GROUP  17.     BOOKS  AND  PUBLICATIONS— BOOK  BINDING. 


GRAND  PRIZE. 

Sra.  Vda.  de  Canseco,  Manila. 
Civil  Government,  Manila. 


Jose  A.  Estella,  Manila. 
Philippine  Exposition  Board,  Manila. 
"El  Renacimiento,"   Manila. 
Dr.   Semper,  Cassel,  Germany. 


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GOLD  MEDAL. 
Augustin  Monastery,  Manila. 
Baltasar. 

M.  E.  Beall,  Washington. 
Emma  Helen  Blair. 

Fernando  Bl«mentritt,Leitmeritz,  Austria. 
Bulletin  Publishing  Company,  Manila. 
Arthur  H.  Clark  Company,  Cleveland,  O. 
Office  of  "El  Comercio,"  Manila. 
Office  of  "La  Democracia,"  Manila. 
Fr.  Casto  de  Elera. 
Antonio  G.  Escamilla,  Manila. 
John   Foreman,   London,   England. 
"Freedom,"  Manila. 

F.  Jagor. 

Jesuits'  College,  Manila. 

Jesuits  of  the  Philippine  Mission,  Ma- 
nila. 

First  Lieut.  W.  H.  Loving,  Manila. 

"Manila  Review  of  Trade  and  Price  Cur- 
rent," Manila. 

"The  Manila  Times/'  Manila. 

Office  of  "El  Mercantil,"  Manila. 

"La  Patria,"  Manila. 

Rev.  Pablo  Pastells,  S.  J.,  Manila. 

Pedro  A.  Paterno,  Manila. 

Fr.  D.  C.  Perez,  Manila. 

Office  of  "El  Progreso,"  Manila. 

Jose  Rizal. 

James  Alexander  Robertson. 

E.  C.  Smith,  Manila. 

Trinidad  H.  Pardo  de  Tavera,  Manila. 

Sra.  Vda.  de  Ramon  V  aides,  Manila. 

Sebastian  Vidal. 

G.  T.  Witton,  Manila. 
Dean  C.  Worcester,  Manila. 

SILVER  MEDAL. 

Jose  Abuel  y  Perez,  Lucban,  Tayabas. 

Bureau  of  Coast  Guard  and'  Transporta- 
tion, Manila. 

Pedro  Castaneda    Manila. 

Court  of  Land  Registration,  Manila. 

Franciscan  Monastery,  Manila. 

Edward  Gaylord  Bourne. 

Julio  Hernandez,  Iloilo,  Panay. 

John  H.  Leech,  Manila. 

Proceso  Martinez,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Municipal  Committee,  Batac,  Ilocos 
Norte. 

Municipal  Committee,  Laoag,  Ilocos 
Norte. 

Julio  Nakpil,  Manila. 

Francisco  Orayem,  Manila. 

"La  Paz,"  Nueva  Caceres,  Ambos  Cama- 
rines. 

Fr.  Angel  Perez,  Manila. 

San  Augustin  Monastery,  Manila. 

"El  Pueblo,"  Cebu,  Cebu. 

Recoletos  Monastery,  Manila. 

Isabelo  cie  los  Reyes  y  Florentine,  Ma- 
nila. 


D.  W.  Riley,  Manila. 

Francisco  P.  Ruiz,  Agao,  Union. 

P.  Salvador  Pons,  Manila. 

Graciano  Sangsiangco  y  Gozon,  Manila. 

Office  of  "El  Tiempo,"  Iloilo. 

BRONZE  MEDAL. 

Bureau  of  Engineering,  Manila. 
Leocadio  Calero,  Cabatuan,  Iloilo. 
Fernando  Fantasia,  San     Nicolas,  Ilocos 

Norte. 

Tranquilino   Gonzales,   Iloilo,   Panay. 
Adriana     Hernandez,     Silay,     Occidental 

Negros. 

Civil  Hospital,  Manila. 
Alberto  Morales,  Alcala,  Cagayan. 
Severino  Reyes,  Manila. 
Evaristo  Yupangco,  Manila. 

HONORABLE  MENTION. 

"El  Adelanto,"  Manila. 

Simplicio  Benesa,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Gregorio  Bernardo,  Libog,  Albay. 

Isidro  Castro,  Bacarra,  Ilocos  Norte. 

City  Council,   Manila. 

Basilio  B.  Decena,  Bacolor,  Pampanga. 

Julian  Felipe,  Cavite. 

Fernando  Ferrer,  Vigan,  Ilocos   Sur. 

Ceferino  M.  Fontbueno,  Iloilo,  Panay. 

Gabriel  Beato  Francisco,  Manila. 

Domingo  Gaerlan,  San  Narciso,  Zambales. 

Ciriaco  Gaudinez,  Manila. 

A.  E.  Henday,  Vigan,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Irineo  Javier  y  Pietad,  Manila. 

Cipriano  Lagasca,  Bacarra,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Andres  Laza,  Bacarra,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Hernando  Madamba,  San  Nicolas,  Ilocos, 

Norte. 

Francisco  Malupeta,  Batac,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Alejandro  Manera,  Balanban,  Cebu. 
Manila-Siam  Mining  Co.,  Manila. 
Joaquin  Martinez,  Bangued,  Abra. 
Proceso  Martinez,  Bangued,  ^bra. 
Municipal  Committee,  Naval  Leyte. 
Municipal  Committee,  Vigan,  Ilocos  Sur. 
J.  Nieva,  Manila. 
Javier  Pablo,  Manila. 
C.  Peralta,  Laoag,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Ignacio  Racimo,  Piddig,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Estanislao  Reyes,  Vigan,  Ilocos  Sur. 
Francisco  Roodriguez,  Manila. 
Juan  Sales,  Bacarra,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Victoriana  Sanchez,  Balamban,  Cebu. 
Juan  Santa  Maria,  Bangued,  Abra. 
Vicente     Servana,       Navales,     Inopacan, 

Leyte. 

Juan   Silos,  Manila. 
Carmen  Soriano,  Manila. 
Daniel  F.  Torrent,  Manila. 
A.  D.  White,  Fort  Wm.  McKinley,  Manila. 


OFFICIAL  LIST  OF  AWARDS. 


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GROUP  18.     MAPS  AND  APPARATUS  FOR  GEOGRAPHY, 
COSMOGRAPHY  AND  TOPOGRAPHY. 


GRAND  PRIZE. 

Rev.  Father  Jose  Algue,  Manila. 

U.  S.  Coast  Geodetic  Survey,  Manila. 

GOLD  MEDAL. 

Board  of  Health,  Manila. 

Mining  Bureau,  Manila. 

Society  of  Jesus,  Manila. 

Pardo  de  Tavera,  Manila. 

U.  S.  Ordnance  Department,  Manila. 

Weather  Bureau,  Manila. 

SILVER  MEDAL. 
Florentine  Angeles,  Vigan,  Ilocos  Sur. 


Bureau  of  Coast  Guard  and  Transporta- 
tion. 

G.  T.  Gardiner,  Manila. 
Provincial  Committee,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Provincial  Committee,  Masbate. 
Mr.  Schultz,  Manila. 

BRONZE  MEDAL. 
Oscar  Halverson,  Manila. 

HONORABLE  MENTION. 

Hilarion  Samonte,  San  Roque,  Cavite. 
Jose  Versoza,  Bangued,  Abra. 


COLLABORATORS. 


SILVER  MEDAL. 
Roman  Trinidad,  Manila. 


Gervasio  de  Guia,  Manila. 
Ramon    Navarro,    Manila. 


GROUP  19.     INSTRUMENTS  OF  PRECISION,  PHYSICAL 
APPARATUS,  ETC.     COINS  AND  &EDALS. 


GRAND  PRIZE. 

Rev.  Fr.  Jose  Algue,  S.  J.,  Manila. 
Observatorio  de  Manila,  Central  Station 
of  the  Philippine  Weather  Bureau. 

GOLD  MEDAL. 

Ciriaco  Gaudinez,  Manila. 

Rev.  Fr.  Mariano  Suarez,  S.  J.,  Manila. 

SILVER  MEDAL. 
Juan  Mencarini,  Shanghai,  China. 


Fernando  Zamora,  Manila. 
Tomas  Zamora,  Manila. 

BRONZE  MEDAL. 
C.  W.  Fifer,  Manila. 

HONORABLE  MENTION. 
Policarpio  Lacuna,   Manila. 


GROUP  21.     MUSICAL  INSTRUMENTS. 


GRAND  PRIZE. 
Pio  Trinidad,  Manila. 

GOLD  MEDAL. 

Lucio  Gatus,  Manila. 
Paulino     Jabenis,     Tambubo,    Occidental 
Negros. 


,  SILVER  MEDAL. 

Guillermo  Fernandez,  Bangued,  Abra. 
A.  R.  Hager,  Manila. 
Andres  de  Jesus,  Bacolor,  Pampanga. 
Municipal     Committee,    Pozorrubio,  Pan- 

gasinan. 

Municipal  Committee,  Vigan.  Ilocos  Sur. 
Inocencio  V.  Pinzon,  Vigan,  Ilocos  Sur. 


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Felipa  de  la  Vera,  Bangued,  Abra. 
Joaquim  Villadelgado,     Ginigaran,     Occi- 
dental Negros. 

BRONZE  MEDAL. 

Charles  L.  Hall,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Diosdado  Hidalgo,  Maao,  Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 

Esteban  Meno,  Valladolid,  Occidental 
Negros. 

Municipal    Committee,    Balamban,    Cebu. 

Municipal  Committee,  Carigara,  Leyte. 

Municipal  Committee,  Gandara,  Samar. 

Municipal  Committee,  Ginatilan,  Cebu. 

Municipal  Committee,  Iloilo,  Panay. 

Municipal  Committee,  Leyte,  Leyte. 

Municipal  Committee,  Naval,  Leyte. 

Municipal  Committee,  Piat,  Cagayan. 

Municipal  Committee,  Poro,  Cebu. 

Municipal  Committee,  Samal,.  Bataan. 

Municipal  Committee,  Sapian,  Capiz. 

Municipal  Committee,  Vlntar,  Ilocos 
Norte. 

Municipal  Committee,  Weyler,  Samar. 

Philippine  Exposition  Board,  Manila. 

Severo  Pontevedra,  Occidental  Negros. 

Provincial  Committee,  Abra. 

Provincial  Committee,  Cebu. 

Provincial  Committee,  Masbate. 

Provincial  Committee,  Union. 

Jose  Torres,  Tuguegarao,  Cagayan. 

Pedro  Vicente,  Manila. 

HONORABLE  MENTION. 

G  d'Erf  Browne,  St.  Louis. 

Juan  de  la  Cruz,  Tarlac,  Tarlac. 

\  icente  A.  Cueto,  Arayat,  Pampanga. 

Macario  Dimakilmg,  Calbayog,  Samar. 


Mariano  Dres,  Tarlac,  Tarlac. 

Rosalio   Eduarte,   Dolores,   Abra. 

Wm.  D.  Eyre,  Manila. 

Pedro  Flores,  Tarlac,  Tarlac. 

Vicente  Flores,  Tarlac,  Tarlac. 

Bias  Gamurot,  Tarlac,  Tarlac. 

Pedro  Gonzalez,  Bucay,  Abra. 

Esteban  de  Guzman,  Manila. 

G.  L.  Hall,  Teacher,  Trinidad,  Benguet. 

Hernandez  y  Duposet,  Silay,  Occidental 
Negros. 

Percy  A.  Hill,  Calbiga,  Samar. 

Hillsman,    Montesea,   Occidental   Negros. 

Carlos  Inzon,  Valladolid,  Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 

Andres  Jocoyo,  Leyte.  • 

Esteban  Lagone,  Tarlac. 

Pedro  Lasan,  Leyte. 

Vincente  Lacson,  "La  Carlota,"  Occident- 
al Negros. 

Antonio  Malana,  Tuguegarao,  Cagayan. 

Moro  Industrial  School,  Zamboanga,  Min- 
danao. 

Domingo  Perez,  Tarlac. 

Pedro  Peria,  Tarlac. 

irublic  School,  Argao,  Cebu. 

Public  School,  Baloan,  Union. 

Public  School,  Namacpacan,  Union. 

Public  School,  San  Nicolas,  Cebu. 

Felipe  Olvidoso,  Nakalang,  Occidental 
Negros. 

Felipe  Ornopia,  Tabagon,  Cebu. 

Pedro   Rago,   Mambajao,   Misamis. 

Estanislao  Reyes,  Vigan,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Valentino  Tello,  Tandag,  Surigao. 

Andres  Toroyo,  Leyte,  Leyte. 

Paulino  Vasquez,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Sotero  Viray,  Tarlac. 

Joaquin  Villadelgado,  Ginigaran,  Occi- 
dental Negros. 


GROUP  23.     CHEMICAL  AND  PHARMACEUTICAL  ARTS. 


GOLD  MEDAL. 

Legarda,  Tuason  &  Co..  Manila. 
Stahl  &  Rumcker,  Manila. 


SILVER  MEDAL. 

Baer  Senior  &  Co.'s  Successors,  Manila. 
Mariano  Carreon,  Imus,  Cavite. 
La  Estrella,  Manila. 
H.  G.  Lane,  Manila. 
E.  Tabuena,  Sorsogon. 


GROUP  25.     CIVIL  AND  MILITARY  ENGINEERING. 


SILVER  MEDAL. 


HONORABLE  MENTION. 


Division  of  Light  House  Construction  of  Sergeant  Edgar  N.  Hitch,  U.  S.  A.,  Manila 
the  Bureau  of  Coast  Guard  and  Trans-  Provincial  Committee,  Occidental  Negros 
portation,  Manila.  W.  A.  Smith,  Bacolod,  Occidental  Negros. 


OFFICIAL  LIST  OF  AWARDS. 


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COLLABORATORS. 

BRONZE  MEDAL. 
Capt.  Spencer  Cosby,  U.  S.  A.,  Manila.          Jose  Fernandez  Porras,  Manila. 

GROUP  27.     ARCHITECTURAL  ENGINEERING. 


GOLD  MEDAL. 

A.  E.  Anderson,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
J.   H.  Mahurin.   Manila. 
R.  de  la  Rosa,  Manila. 
Roman  de  la  Rosa,  Manila. 


SILVER  MEDAL. 

Guillermo  Gardiner,  Manila. 
Isabelo  Tampinco,  Manila. 


BRONZE  MEDAL. 

Dr.  Andres  Acero  y  Perez,  Manila. 
Bureau  of  Forestry,  Manila. 
Philippine  Exposition  Board,  Manila. 
Emma  R.  Ross,  Manila. 


HONORABLE  MENTION. 

Bias  Balaran,  Manauan,  Cagayan. 
Calixto  Diaz,  Bacon,  Sorsogon. 
C.  L.  Hall,  St.  Louis. 
Luis  Hiyangan,  Ormoc,  Leyte. 
P.  G.  Latorre,  Villareal,  Rizal. 
Andres  de  Leon,  Siniloan,  Laguna. 
Gov.  E.  Y.  Miller,  Paragua. 
Faustino    Mirasol,    San    Fernando,    Mas- 
bate. 

Graciano  Pineda,  Manila. 
Angel  Rebdulla,  Samar. 
Felix  Rodolfo,  Albay. 
Alberto  San  Miguel,  Tarlac,  Tarlac. 
Adolfo  Suarez,  San  Fernando,  Pampanga. 
Juan  Tabauan,  Guiun,  Samar. 
Valentin  Tello,  Tandag,  Surigao. 
Bruno  Vigalason,  Catarman,   Samar. 
Juan  Villegas,  Manila. 


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Department  D — Manufactures. 


COLLECTIVE  EXHIBITS. 


GOLD  MEDAL. 

Bilibid   Prison,   Manila. 

Philippine  Exposition  Board,   Manila. 

Sisterhood  of  Society  of  Jesus,  Manila. 


SILVER  MEDAL. 

Bureau  of  Agriculture,  Manila. 
Bureau  of  Forestry,  Manila. 
Ethnological  Survey,  Manila. 


GROUP  28.     STATIONERY. 

t 


SILVER  MEDAL. 
M.  Infante,  Manila. 


HONORABLE  MENTION. 

Feliciano  E.  Ehajar,  Lucban,  Tayabas. 
Jacinto  Larrago,  Carigara,  Leyte. 
Carlos  Yuson,  Valladolid,  Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 


GROUP  29.  CUTLERY. 

BRONZE  MEDAL.  HONORABLE  MENTION. 

Tito  Herrera    Lucban,  Tayabas  F-  Gardaqui,  Bacolod,  Occidental  Negros, 

Dr.  Salome  Padua  y  Ello,  Lucban,  Taya-  Alejandro  Lugui,  Apalit,  Pampanga. 

bas. 
The   "Sport,."   Manila. 

GROUP  30.     SILVERSMITH'S  AND  GOLDSMITH'S  WARE. 


GOLD  MEDAL. 
Ciriaco  Gaudinez,  Manila. 


SILVER  MEDAL. 
Alvarez  Guerra,  Manila, 


GROUP  31.    JEWELRY. 


GOLD  MEDAL. 
Natalia  Barredo,  Manila. 

BRONZE  MEDAL. 

Maria  Capispipisan,  Dauis,  Bohol. 
Domingo  Gile,  Matnog,  Sorsogon. 


Pedro  Samillano,  Valladolid,     Occidental 
Negros. 

HONORABLE  MENTION. 

Eulogio  Causing,  Manila. 
Gregorio  Escario,  Bantayan,  Cebu. 


GROUP  32.     CLOCK  AND  WATCH  MAKING. 


BRONZE  MEDAL. 
Augustin  Ayes,  Antequera,  Bohol. 


OFFICIAL  LIST  OF  AWARDS. 


95 


GROUP  33.     PRODUCTION  IN  MARBLE,  BRONZE,  CAST  IRON 
AND  WROUGHT  IRON. 


HONORABLE  MENTION. 

Juan  Vazquez,     Binalbagan,      Occidental 
Negros. 


Pedro   Yalo,   Binalbagan,   Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 


GROUP  34.     BRUSHES,  FINE  LEATHER  ARTICLES,  FANCY 
ARTICLES  AND  BASKET  WORK. 


BRONZE  MEDAL. 

Manuel  Balmoria,  Talibon,  Bohol. 

Severe  Barber,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Miss    E.    Donaldson,      Dagupan,      Panga- 

sinan. 

Jose  Francia,  Magdalena,  Laguna. 
Antonio  Habana,  Capiz,  Panay. 
Manuel  de  Iriarte,  Manila. 
Governor  C.  Joven,  Bacolor,  Pampanga. 
Mariano  Lopez,  Silay,  Occidental  Negros. 
Mercantile  Society,  Tayabas,  Tayabas. 
Juan  Zamora,  Silay,  Occidental  Negros. 


HONORABLE  MENTION. 

Mercedes  Abaya,  Candon,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Dolores  Abella,  Leyte. 

Severe  Abeto,  Binalbayan,  Occidental 
Negros. 

Timeteo  Abiera,  Dao,  Antique. 

Rosalio  Abra,  Dolores,  Abra. 

Julia   Acuesta,    Masbate. 

Juan  Aguillo,   Claveria,   Cagayan. 

Eugenia  Alday,  Guiuan,  Samar. 

Modesta  Aldecoa,  Manila. 

Lucia  Alondy,  Nakalang,  Oriental  Ne- 
gros. 

Isidro  Ambig,  Sta.  Barbara,  Iloilo. 

Maria  Soledad  Angco,  Vigan,  Ilocos,  Sur. 

Juan  de  los  Angeles,  Angat,  Bulacan. 

Felix  Arceo,  Victoria,  Occidental  Negros. 

Pedro  Ardena,  Capiz,  Capiz. 

Carmen  Arrechea,  Lingayen,  Pangasinan. 

Dolores  Matondo  y  Avila,  Leyte,  Leyte. 

E.  Zobel  de  Ayala,  Manila. 

Guillermo  Azzena,  Saravia,  Occidental 
Negros. 

Agustin  Baasa,  S.  Emilio,  Lepanto-Bon- 
toc. 

Cornelia  Bacoctoy,  Dalaguete,  Cebu. 

Martin  Basa,  Malolos,  Bulacan. 

Josefa  Bartolme,  Pasig,  Rizal. 

Pedro  Bereber,  Pontevedea,  Capiz. 

Juan  Bermese,  Bucay,  Abra. 


Francisco  Bernaldo,  Manila. 

Longino  Bersamin,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Benito  Bingolado,  Leyte. 

G.   d'E.   Browne,   St.   Louis. 

P.  E.  Burns,  Abulog,  Cagayan. 

Bonifacio  Cabiling,  Leyte,  Leyte. 

Asuncion  Lucero  Callido,  Argao,  Cebu. 

Concepcion  Calvo,  Vigan,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Benigno  Canson,  Valladolid,  Occidental 
Negros. 

Justo  Capistrano,  Pasig,  Rizal. 

Vicenta  Casten,  Sta.  Barbara,  Iloilo, 

Hermenegildo  Castillos,  Leyte. 

Pilar  de  Castro,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Pablo  Celo,  Catbalogan,  Samar. 

Concordia  College,  Manila. 

Zacarias     Conjotan,  Calbayog,  Samar. 

Aguedo  Crisologo,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Geronima  Cruz,  Pasig,  Rizal. 

Victor  uruz,  Balanga,  Bataan. 

Bartolome  de  la  Cruz,  Tarlac,  Tarlac. 

Engracia  de  la  Cruz,  Baliuag,  Bulacan. 

Maria  de  la  Cruz,  Manila. 

Pablo  Cui,  Catbalogan,  Samar. 

Dolores  Dalisay,  Malolos,  Bulacan. 

Lionisio  Dario,  Claveria,  Cagayan. 

Florentina  Demate,  Almeria,   Leyte. 

Narciso  Dizon,  Orani,  Bataan. 

Juan  Domagco,  Santa  Magdalena,  Sor- 
sogon. 

Domingo  Espigol,  Barcelona,  Sorsogon. 

Luisa  Feraren,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Silvestre  Figueroa,  Calbiga,  Samar. 

Apolonio  Filomena,   Catarman,   Samar. 

Feliciana   Flordelis,   Leyte    (Hilongos). 

Pilar  Florendo,  \igan,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Eusebia  Flores,  Manila. 

Lucio    Flores,    Angat,    Bulacan. 

Toribia  Flores,   Manila. 

Trinidad  Frani,  Casiguran,   Leyte. 

Calixto  Fulleros,  Bulusan,  So  sogon. 

Raymundo  Gabriel,  Angat,  Bulacan. 

Sofronia  Galenzoga,   Baybay,   Leyte. 

Teodoro  Gallego,  Maao,  Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 


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Placido  Gallo,  Lucban,  Tayabas. 

Gil  Gamos,  Bulusan,  Sorsogon. 

Esteban   Garcia,   Misamis,   Mindanao. 

Antonio  Garcia,  Balilijan,  Bohol. 

Saturnina  Garvida,  Bangui,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Domingo  Gile,  Matnog,  Sorsogon. 

Domingo  Geli,  Bulusan,  Sorsogon. 

Juan  Gochanco,  Manila. 

Pedro  Gonzalez,  Bucay,  Abia. 

Guillermo  Guzman,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Charles  L.  Hall,   St.  Louis,   Mo. 

Hilario  Harga,   Balilijan,  Bohol. 

Maria  Hizon,   San  Fernando,  Pampanga. 

Leoncia    Iba,    Catbalogan,    Samar. 

Adela  Infante,  Laoang,  Samar 

Carlos  Infante,  Valladolid,  Occidental 
Negros. 

Jose  Infante,  Valladolid,  Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 

Rodolfo  Infante,  Valladolid,  Occidental 
Negros. 

Miss  Paz  Infante,  Valladolid,  Occidental 
Negros. 

Andres  Inson,   Occidental   Negros. 

Simon  Jahnog,  Basey,  Samar. 

Eulogio  Jarito,  Pambujan,  Samar. 

Petronila    Joaquin,    Batac,    Ilocos    Norte. 

J.  E.  Kirkland,  Penaranda,  Nueva  Ecija. 

Hilaria  Labajo,  Leyte. 

Antonio  Laca,  Balilijan,  Bohol. 

Hilaria  Laoguianco,  Alangalang,  Leyte. 

Ladies'  Committee,  San  Nicolas,  Ilocos 
Norte. 

Ladies'  Committee,  Bacarra,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Ladies'  Committee,  Biliran,  Leyte. 

Jose  Ponce  de  Leon,  Cuyo,  Paragua. 

E.  Leonor,  Cagayan. 

Juanita  Lepada,  Hinunangan,  Leyte. 
Juan  Lopez,  Calasiao,  Pangasinan. 
Baltazar  Lupe,  Santa  Barbara,  Iloilo. 
Rosendo   Luzernas,   Hog,   Occidental   Ne- 
gros. 

Isaac  Macapagal,  Malolos,  Bulacan. 
Inocencio  Marcelino,  Tarlac. 
Marcelo  Magallon,  Cabatuan,  Iloilo. 
Eugenia   Malinao,    Hinunangan,    Leyte. 
Anastasio  Malunes,  Masbate. 

F.  Maros,  Zamboanga,  Mindanao. 
Rufino  Martinez,  Libog,  Albay. 
Miss  Martinez,  Laoag,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Maria  Medrel,   Tacloban,   Leyte. 
Claudia  Mendiola,  Tacloban,  Leyte. 
Crisostomo   Mendiola,   Catarman,   Samar. 
Ciriaco  Mendoza,  Macalang,  Maao,  Occi- 
dental Negros.  . 

Mercantile     Society     of     Batac,      Ilocos 

Norte. 

Catalina  Miraflor,  Leyte,  Leyte. 
Gov.  Ed.  Y.  Miller,  Cuyo,  Paragua. 
Recoletos  Monasterio,  Manila. 
Jose  Mondejar,  Iloilo,  Panay. 


Gov.  B.  Monreal,  I  rosin,  Sorsogon. 

Paulino  Monotan,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Felix    Montinola,    Silay,    Occidental    Ne- 
gros. 

Matias  Montinola,   Silay,   Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 

Beatriz  Morandante,  Tacloban,  Leyte. 

Jose  Munoz,   Tanjay,  Oriental  Negros. 

Paz  Musne,  Pasig,  Rizal. 

Leoncio  Naranjo,  Occidental  Negros. 

Bartolome  Nebao,  Claveria,  Cagayan. 

Gustavo  Niederlein,  Philadelphia. 

Alejandro  Ruiz  Ocampo,  Argao,  Cebu. 

Basilio  Ocaya,  Calbiga,  Samar. 

Captain  Offley,  Calapan,  Mindoro. 

Ong  Oh  Siong,  Manila. 

Vicente  Olmos,  Batangas. 

\ictor  H.  Olmstead,  Manila. 

P.    S.    O'Reilly,   Bangued,   Abra. 

Brigido  Osena,  Lopez,   Tayabas. 

Agapito  Pacaonsis,  San  Enrique,  Iloilo. 

Pelagia  Pacoli,  Paranas,  Samar. 

Rafael   Paghilan,    San    Emilio,    Lepanto- 
Bontoc. 

Ceferino  Palabrica,  Pototan,  Iloilo. 

M.  Palon,  Ormoc,  Leyte. 

Pedro  Perea,  Tarlac,  Tarlac. 

Simeon  Perez,   Capiz. 

Provincial    Prison,    Occidental    Negros. 

S.  Pulido,  Mina,  Cagayan. 

Maria  Ramirez,  Leyte,  Leyte. 

Raymundo  Real,  Tangay,  Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 

Julian  Rebate,  Catubig,  Samar. 

Francisco  Remaldo,  Angat,  Bulacan. 

Miss  Maria     Remegio  Ramirez,     Tagbil- 
aran,  Bohol. 

Estanislao  Reyes,  Vigan,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Manuel  S.  Reyes,  San  Miguel,  Manila. 

Maximino  Reyes,  Manila. 

Santiago  Reyes,  Saravia,  Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 

Severe  Reyes,  Candaba,  Pampanga. 

Benito  Rinasin,     Makalang,  Maao,     Occi- 
dental Negros. 

Emeterio  Rio,  Claveria,  Cagayan. 

Mariano  Riosa,  Tabaco,  Albay. 

Fausta  Rivera,  Tacloban,  Leyte. 

Consuelo  Rivera  Regio,  Bato,  Leyte. 

Doroteo  Rodriguez,  Calamianes,  Paragua. 

Santiago  Roque,   Bulusan,   Sorsogon. 

Buenaventura  Rosales,  Calbayog,  Samar. 

Alejandro  Sagon,  Tarlac,  Tarlac. 

Quintina  Salazar,  Leyte. 

Prudencio    Saludares,    Sta.    Barbara,    Ilo- 
ilo. 

Pedro    Samillano,   Valladolid,   Occidental 
Negros. 

Martin  Santillo,  Pambujan,  Samar. 

Jose   Santos,   Malolos,    Bulacan. 

Tomas    Sarmiento,    Barcelona,    Sorsogon. 


OFFICIAL  LIST  OF  AWARDS. 


97 


Jacinta  Sembrano,  Bato,  Leyte. 
Valentin     Semilla     Guevara,     Mariveles, 

Bataan. 

Manuel  Soriano,  Pontevedra,  Capiz. 
The  "Sport,"  Manila. 
Dr.  L.  A.  Jtf.  Street,  Cervantes,  Bontoc. 
Dolores  Tabera,  Bato,  Leyte. 
Cristina   Tarcela,   Tacloban,   Leyte. 
Valentin  Tello,   Surigao,   Mindanao. 
Andres  Titot,  Albuquerque,  Bohol. 
Mercedes  Torrijos,  Bangued,  Abra. 
Francisco    Tribaldo,  Sta.  Magdalena,  Sor- 

sogon. 

Mrs.  Townsend,  Zamboanga,  Mindanao. 
Francisco  Ugda,  Hinunangan,  Leyte. 
Eudosia  Valera,  Bangued,  Abra. 


Faustina  Valera,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Santos  Valera,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Beatriz  Vazquez,  Ormoc,  Leyte. 

Juan  Vazquez,  Binalbagan,  Occidental 
Negros. 

Maria  Velazquez,  Pasig,  Rizal. 

Maria  Villanueva,  Tarlr-c. 

Florentino  Villejo,  Leyte. 

Valentin  Wilson,  Paracale,  Ambos  Cama- 
rines. 

Leon  Yabag,  Tarlac,  Tarlac. 

Paulo  Yalo,  Malolos,  Bulacan. 

C.  Yampanto,  Malolos,  Bulacan. 

Laureana  Yrasga,  Pane,  Samar. 

Pedro  Yulo,  Binalbagan,  Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 


GROUP  35.     ARTICLES  FOR  TRAVELING  AND  FOR  CAMPING, 
INDIA  RUBBER  AND  GUTTA  P^RCHA  INDUSTRIES. 


GOLD  MEDAL. 
The  "Sport,"  Manila. 

BRONZE  MEDAL. 

Luisa  Alvear,  Vigan,  Ilocos  Sur. 
"La  Perla"  Biscuit  Factory,  Manila. 

HONORABLE  MENTION. 

Jose  Ali,  Manila. 

Dalmacio  Castillo,  Bangued,  Abra. 
Mateo  Encinas,   Bacon,    Sorsogon. 
Cristino  Estrella,  Pasig,  Rizal. 
Sixto  Marcelo,  Pasig,  Rizal. 
Juan  Villasol,  Mabatan,  Bataan. 
A.  D.  White,  Ft.  William  McKinley,  Ma- 
nila. 

COLLABORATORS. 

SILVER  MEDAL. 
Rafael  Aglehan  y  Sabio,  Manila. 


COLLABORATORS. 
BRONZE  MEDAL. 

Jose  Almario  y  Clemente,  Manila. 
Enrique  de  la  Cruz,  Manila. 
Sergio   Santos,   Manila 
Cenon  Suarez  y  Duran,  Manila. 
Basilio  Tolentino,  Manila. 

HONORABLE  MENTION. 

Victor  Baluyod  y  Mendoza,  Manila. 
Jose  Buenaventura  y  Natividad,  Manila. 
Valeriano  del  Castillo  y  Arcangel,  Man- 
ila. 

Cecilio  de  la  Cruz   y  Leon,  Manila. 
Pedro  Eustaquio  y  Arcola,  Manila. 
Gregorio  Gonzalez  y  Enrlquez,  Manila. 
Pablo  Naire  y  Valentin,  Manila. 
Lorenzo  Reyes,  Manila. 


GROUP  36.     TOYS. 


BRONZE  MEDAL. 
Rufino   Afungol,   Paete,  Lacuna 


HONORABLE    MENTION. 
Tomas  Arguelles,  Manila 


98 


PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 


GROUP  37.     DECORATION  AND  FIXED  FURNITURE  OF 
BUILDINGS  AND  DWELLINGS. 


SILVER  MEDAL. 
Pedro  A.  Paterno,  Manila. 


BRONZE  MEDAL. 
Boic  &  Schadenberg,  Manila. 
Anselmo  Singson,  Ilocos  Sur. 


GROUP  38.     OFFICE  AND  HOUSEHOLD  FURNITURE. 


BRONZE  MEDAL. 

Fortunate  Lopez,  Lmgayen,  Pangasinan. 
Ildefonso  Tambunting,  Manila. 

HONORABLE    MENTION. 
Segunda  Aguilar,  Candaba,  Pampanga. 


Julia  Cillo,  Bato,  Leyte. 
Juan  Feraren,  Bangued,  Abra. 
Gregorio    Flor   Mata,    Lingayen,      Panga- 
sinan. 


GROUP  40.     MORTUARY  MONUMENTS  AND  UNDER- 
TAKERS' FURNISHINGS. 


BRONZE  MEDAL. 


Carlos   Infante, 
Negros. 


Valladolid,     Occidental 


HONORABLE    MENTION. 

Gregorio  de  Campo,  Bacolor,  Pampanga. 
Jose  Singian,  San  Fernando,  Pampanga. 


GROUP  41.     HARDWARE. 


HONORABLE    MENTION. 

Nicolas  Balunday,  Pambujan,  Samar. 
Tomas  Banzon,  Balanga,  Bataan. 
Joaquin  M.  Bayot  &  Bros.,  Masbate. 
H.  B.  Bernald,  Tuguegarao,  Cagayan. 
Cornelio  Briones,  Tarlac,  Tarlac. 
Pedro  Canero,  Pambujan,  Samar. 
Paula  Corong,  Pambujan,  Samar. 
Victor  Cruz,  Balanga,  Bataan. 
Nicolas  de  la  Cruz,  Angat,  Bulacan. 
Dolores  Danisay,  Malolos,  Bulacan. 
Justo  Diaz,  Cavite. 
Mariano  Dres,  Tarlac,  Tarlac. 


Raymundo  Gabriel,  Angat,  Bulacan. 
F.  Gardagin,  Bacolor,  Occidental  Negros. 
Pedro  Lagne,  Apalit,  Pampanga. 
Florentine  Magalona,     Valladolid,     Occi- 
dental Negros. 
Alberto    Ponce,    Manila. 
Simon  Puno,  Tarlac,  Tarlac. 
Gregorio  Rodriguez,  Molo,  Iloilo. 
Pascual    Sagen,   Apalit,    Pampanga. 
Guillermo  Santiago,  La  Mesa,  Bulacan. 
Justo  Santos,  Manila. 
Procopio  Umadjay,  Santa  Barbara,  Iloilo. 
Sotero  Viray,  Tarlac,  Tarlac. 


GROUP  43.     CARPETS,  TAPESTRIES  AND  FABRICS  FOR 

UPHOLSTERY. 


SILVER  MEDAL.' 


BRONZE  MEDAL. 


C.   S.  Nash,  Romblon,  Romblon.  Mariana  Calinares,  Basey,  Samar. 

Anastasio  Neri,  San  Jose,  Cagayan,  Mis-      Ladies'  Committee,  Leyte,  Leyte. 
amis,   Mindanao.  Ladies'  Committee,  Biliran,  Leyte. 


OFFICIAL  LIST  OF  AWARDS. 


99 


Ladies'  Committee,  Hinunangan,  Leyte. 
Isabela  Enija,   Gubat,  Sorsogon. 
Vicenta  Froilan,   Basey,   Samar. 
Mrs.  Hardeman,  Lingayen,  Pangasinan. 
Bernardo  y  Felipe  Octaviano,  Basey,  Sa- 
mar. 


HONORABLE    MENTION. 

Saturnina  Acado,  Sulat,   Samar. 

Claudio  Asuncion,  Batac,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Pablo  Bagui,  Paete,  Laguna. 

Jose  Baisaz,  Paete,  Laguna. 

Filomena  Balayot,   Mabatan,  Bataan. 

Miguel  Balyarea,   Talibong,  Bohol. 

Juan  Bautista,  Cavite. 

Saturnina   Bertulfo,   Culabo,   Leyte. 

P.  E.  Burns,  Abulug,   Cagayan. 

Isabel  Cajelog,  Valencia,  Bohol. 

Barbara  Castillote,  Palo,  Leyte. 

Thomas  M.  Coverton,  Matabang,  Min- 
danao. 

Victor  Cruz,  Balanga,  Bataan. 

Miguel  Dalmoria,  Talibon,  Bohol. 

Eduarda  Dublome,   Tacloban,  Leyte. 

Gavina  Dunbrique,  Badoc,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Simeona  Dunbrique,  Badoc,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Marcelino  Esguerra,  Tarlac. 

Maria  Formanes,   Matnog,   Samar. 

Lucio  Flores,  Norzagaray,  Bulacan. 

Marta  and  Vicente  Froilan,  Basey,  Sa- 
mar. 

Timoteo  Gaelo,  Paete,  Laguna. 

Serapia  Garrido,  Almeria,  Leyte. 

Saturnino  Ginez,  Narvacan,  Ilocos  Sur. 

I.  Gironella,  Candon,  Ilocos  Sur. 


Francisca  Gironella,  Candon,  Ilocos  Sur. 
Miss  Paz  Infante,  Valladolid,  Occidental 

Negros. 

Vicente  Javier,  Zambales. 
Anastasio  Jose,  Cagayan  de  Misamis. 
Bernardo     Lacson,     Talisay,    Occidental 

Negros. 

Juliano  Lapolapo,  Carigara,  Leyte. 
Cirilo  Lazo,  San  Vicente,  Ilocos  Sur. 
Felix  H.  Llorente.  Tarlac. 
Isidora  Luged,  Apalit,  Pampanga. 
Maria  Malinao,  Boac,  Tayabas. 
Asuncion  Martinez,  Pasig,  Rizal. 
Valencio     Naranja,     Murcia,    Occidental 

Negros. 

Augustin  Pacardo,  San  Enrique,  Iloilo. 
Generoso   Quintero,   Tacloban,   Leyte. 
Carmen  Sacambra,  Santa  Rita,  Samar. 
Olivia  Salamanca,   San  Roque,  Cavite. 
Rosa     Sanchez,     Valladolid,     Occidental 

Negros. 

Valentin  Semilla,  Mariveles,  Bataan. 
Nieves  Singson,  Vigan,  Ilocos  Sur. 
Dr.  Lionel  A.  B.   Street,  Cervantes,  Le- 

panto-Bontoc. 

Benilda  Xerez  de  Tagle,  Almeria,  Leyte. 
Ildefonso  Tambunting,  Manila. 
Nemesio     Trisari,       Murcia,     Occidental 

Negros. 

Esperanza  Tronqued,  Bangued,  Abra. 
Isabela  Villareal,  Iloilo. 
Mariano  Villamor,   San  Narciso,  Zamba- 
les. 

Maria  Villanueva,   Tarlac,   Tarlac. 
Sotero  Viray,  Tarlac,  Tarlac. 
Juanita  Zapeda,  Hinunangan,  Leyte. 


GROUP  44.     UPHOLSTERERS'  DECORATIONS. 


SILVER  MEDAL. 

The     Misses     Peralta      Dingras,     Ilocos 

Norte. 
Mariano  Trias,  Cavite,  Cavite. 

BRONZE  MEDAL. 

Rufino  Afungol,  Paete,  Laguna. 
Angeles  Rosario   Clarasol,     Ilagan,     Isa-_ 

bela. 

Young  Ladies'   Committee,   Pampanga. 
Maria  Malindo,  Boac,  Marinduque. 
Nemesia  Rubiato,  -Catubig,  Samar. 

GROUP  45. 
BRONZE  MEDAL. 

Eusebio  Juto,  Apalit,  Pampanga. 
Luis  Villadelgado,   Sibalon,  Antique,   Pa- 
nay. 


Santiago  J.  Reyes,     Saravia,     Occidental 

Negros. 
Nieve  Singson,  Vigan,  Ilocos  Sur. 

HONORABLE    MENTION. 

Eufemia  Gironella  de  Abaya,  Candon,  Il- 
ocos Sur. 

Francisco  Bautista,  Union. 

L.  Camila  Abaya  de  Gironella,  Candon, 
Ilocos  Sur. 

Teresa  Mendoza,  Candon,  ilocos  Sur. 

Miss  Alivia  Salamanca,  San  Roque,  Ca- 
vite. 

CERAMICS. 

HONORABLE    MENTION. 

Severo  Alberto,     Binalbagan,    Occidental 

Negros. 
Silvino  Astudillo,  Bangued,  Abra. 


100  PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 

Nicolas  de  la  Cruz,  Angat,  Bulacan.  E.  E.  Schneider,  San  Jose,  Ambos  Cam- 

Jacinto  Faustino,   Malolos,  Bulacan.  arines. 

Juan  Imus,  Tarlac,  Tarlac.  Candida  Sta.  Ana,  Pasig,  Rizal. 

H.  de  Jalandoni,  Iloilo.  Guadalupe   San  Augustin,   Calapan,   Min- 

Eulalio  Jarrito,  Tarangunan,  Samar.  doro. 

Gov.  Ceferino  Joven,  Bacolor,  Pampanga.  Genoveva  Tarcela,   Tacloban,  Leyte. 

Mrs.  H.  W.  Newman,  Calamba,  Laguna.  Pardo  de  Tavera,  Manila. 

Andres  Parreno,  San  Enrique,  Iloilo.  Guillermo  P.  Timbol,  Apalit,  Pampanga. 

Adriano  Raymundo,  Pasig,  Rizal.  Ynchausti  &  Company,  Iloilo,  Iloilo. 

Mariano  Riosa,  Tabaco,  Aibay.  Fidela  Oliveros,  Pasig,  Rizal. 

Bernardino   Robles,    Caridad,    Occidental  Francisco  Vergel   de  Dios,   Angat,  Bula- 

Negros.  can. 

GROUP  47.  GLASS  AND  CRYSTAL- 

HONORABLE  MENTION. 
Matias  Adona,  Basey,  Samar. 

GROUP  48.     APPARATUS  AND  PROCESSES  FOR  HEATING  AND 

VENTILATION. 

BRONZE  MEDAL.  Narciso  Dizon,  Orani,  Bataan. 

Andrea  Frani,   Carigara,   Leyte.  Honoria  Espiritu,  Pasig,  Rizal 

Rita  Palon    Ormoc    Leyte  Bernardino    Robles,    Candan,    Occidental 

Negros. 

Isidro  Torres,  Bacolor,  Pampanga. 
HONORABLE    MENTION.  Dolores  Vale;a>  Bangued,  Abra. 

Zenona  Cruz,  Pasig,  Rizal.  Eusebio  Yuto,  Apalit,  Pampanga. 

GROUP  49.     APPARATUS  AND  METHODS,  NOT  ELECTRICAL, 

FOR  LIGHTING. 

HONORABLE    MENTION.  Cayetano  Jandao,   Pasig,    Rizal. 

Venancio  Lucas,  Pasig,  Rizal. 
Manuela    Diaz    de    Pomperado,    Barugo,      Cristina  Pedrosa,  Tacloban,  Leyte 

Leyte.  Santiago  San  Juan,  Pasig,  Rizal. 

Jose  Francia,  Laguna.  Otilia  Solidor,  Ormoc,  Leyte. 

GROUP  50.     MATERIALS  AND  PROCESSES  FOR  SPINNING 
AND  ROPE  MAKING. 

SILVER  MEDAL.  Hilarion  Borgona,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Daniel  Bosque,  Pilar,  Abra. 
Antonio  Bagos,  Abra.  Rosalio  Eduarte,  Dolores,  ^bra. 

Augustin  Elpa,  San  Gregorio,  Abra. 
Victoria     Gandionco,       Daan,   Bantayan, 
HONORABLE    MENTION.  Cebu. 

Maria  Lizarda,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Francisco  Bautista,  Union.  Hacienda      Luisiana,      Maao,    Occidental 

Roque  Bayquen,  Bangued,  Abra.  Negros. 


OFFICIAL  LIST  OF  AWARDS. 


101 


Celestino  Madamba,   San  Nicolas,  Ilocos 

Norte. 

Capt.  Offley,  Mindoro. 
Mateo  Palma,  Maao,  Occidental  Negros. 
Domingo  Pioquinto,  Nueva-Caceres,  Am- 

bos-Camarines. 


Bernardino  Panis,  Iloilo, 

Honorata  Ricafort,   Oquendo,   Samar. 

Mariano  Saldana,  Samal,  Bataan. 

Mariano  Trias,  Cavite. 

Inocencio  Valdicia,  Paete,  Laguna. 

Romana  Valera,  Bangued,  Abra. 


GROUP  51.     EQUIPMENTS  AND  PROCESSES  USED  IN  THE 
MANUFACTURE  OF  TEXTILE  FABRICS. 


SILVER  MEDAL. 

Matias  Alcazar,   Calbjga,   Samar. 

Juana  Alijada,  Masbate. 

Fabiana  Arrimado,  Sorsogon. 

Pedro  Basaten,     San     Emilio,     Lepanto- 

Bonton. 

Margarita  Elumba,  Dapitan,  Pangasinan. 
Honorata  Ricafort,  Oquendo,  Samar. 


BRONZE  MEDAL. 

Jose  Cordoncillo,  San  Quintin,  Abra. 
Rosalia  Eduarte,  Dolores,  Abra. 
Luis  Feraren,  Bangued,  Abra. 
Geronima  Guia,  Catarman,  Samar. 
Capt.  Offley,  U.  S.  A.,  Mindoro. 
Filomena  Pioquia,  Pambujan,  Samar. 
Aurelia  Reyes,  Naic,  Cavite. 

HONORABLE    MENTION. 

Ulpina  Aragon,  Occidental  Negros. 
Juan  A.  Araneta,  Maao,  Occ.  Negros. 
Juan  Baguial,  Sevilla,  Bohol. 


Daniel  Busque,  Pilar,  Abra. 

Romana  Camacho,  Samar. 

Luis  Consings,  Occidental  Negros. 

Pedro  and  Leona  Duca,  Bacon,  Sorsogon. 

Nicolasa  Eleazar,  Hinunangan,Leyte. 

Victoria  Gandionco,  Daan  Bantaya,  Cebu. 

Ruperto   Garfin,   Matnog,   Sorsogon. 

Percy  A.  Hill,  Calbiga,  Samar. 

Francisco   Japson,   Villareal,   Samar. 

Paula  Lacambra,  Santa  Rita,  Samar. 

Engracia  de  Majer,  Castilla,  Sorsogon. 

Leon  Malate,  Tacloban,  Leyte. 

Cornelio  Minosa,  Argao,  Cebu. 

Municipal  Secretary,  Montero,  Bangued, 
Abra. 

Severe  Parinas,  Pidigan,  Abra. 

Domingo  Pioquinto,  Nva.  Caceres,  Cebu. 

Maria  Planer,  Masbate. 

President  Provincial  Committee,  Occiden- 
tal Negros. 

Mariano  Riesa,  Tabaco,  Albay. 

Colomea  Serera,   Leyte. 

Valentin  Tello,  Tandag,   Surigao. 

Hon.  Mariano  Trias,  Cavite. 

Josefina  Villamor,  Bangued,  Abra. 


GROUP  53.     EQUIPMENT  AND  PROCESSES  USED  IN  SEWING 

AND  MAKING  WEARING  APPAREL. 
BRONZE  MEDAL.  HONORABLE    MENTION. 


Eusebio  Ezpeleta,   Ilolio,   Panay. 


Pablo  Ramirez,  128  Calle  Madrid,  Binon- 
do,  Manila. 


GROUP  54.     THREADS  AND  FABRICS  OF  COTTON. 

GOLD  MEDAL. 

Abaya,     Candon, 


Eufemia    Gironella    de 
Ilocos  Sur. 


BRONZE  MEDAL. 

Apolinaria  Alcid,  San  Narciso,  Zambeles. 
Fabiana  Alikpala,  San  Luis,  Batangas. 
Estanislao  Almagro,  Dalaquete,  Cebu. 


Asuncion  Balading,  Palapag,  Samar. 

Casimira  Bustamente,  San  Enrique,  Occi- 
dental Negros. 

Vicente  Gella,  San  Jose,  Antique. 

Francisca  Gironella,  Candon,  Ilocos  Sur, 

Engracia  Gironella,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Isiguen  Presidente  of  Manabo,  Abra. 

Angelica  Pachec  o  and  Sisters,  San  Jose, 
Buena  Vista,  Antique. 


L02 


PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 


Ladies'    Committee,    Lingayen,   Pangasi- 
nan. 

Ladies  Committee,  Barcelona,   Sorsogon. 
Mac  Leod  &  Co.,  Manila. 
Petra  Navarra,  Bangued,  Abra. 
Pedro   G.    Vazquez,      Himamaylan,      Occ. 
Negros. 

HONORABLE    MENTION. 

Petrona  Gray  de  Abaya,  Candon,  Ilocos 
Sur. 

Natividad  Gray  de  Abaya,  Candon,  Ilocos 

Sur. 

Martina  Gray  de  Abaya,  Candon,  Ilocos 

Sur. 

adina  Abaya,   Candon,   Ilocos,   Sur. 
Cornelia  Abaya,  Candon,  Ilocos,  Sur. 
Aguila  Abaya,  Candon,  Ilocos,  Sur. 
G.  P.  Pampasadi  Abaya,  Candon,  Ilocos. 

Sur. 
Albina  Marcela  Abeto,  Binalbagan,   Occ. 

Negros. 

Fortunate  Abiera,  Dao,  Antique. 
Mariano  Abundo,  Virac,  Albay. 
Micaela  Alas,  Hinunangan,  Leyte. 
Apolinaria  Alcid,  San  Narciso,  Zambales. 
Carmen  Arrechea,  Lingayen,  Pangasinan. 
Natalia   Araneta,    Maao,    Occ.   Negros. 

Luisa  M.  Araneta,  Maao,   Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 

Lorenzo  Baile,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Honoria  Bajarias,  Dalaquete,  Cebu. 

Tomas  Banson,  Balanga,  Bataan. 

A.  Balbina,  Catubig,  Samar. 

Carmen  de  Barbara,  San  Nicolas,  Ilocos 

Norte. 

Francisco  Bautista,  Bangar,  Union. 
Daniel  Busque,  Pilar,  Abra. 
Eufrosina  Benaro,  Pilar,  Abra. 
Eulalia   Benedito,   San   Jose,   Abra. 
Regina  Cadena,  Candon,  Ilocos,  Sur. 
Padre    Bartolome    del    Carmen,    Argao, 

Cebu. 

Sr.  de  Carpio,  Laoag,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Anastasio  de  Castro,  Bangar,  Union. 
Luis  Catriz,  Lan  Jose,  Abra. 
Bernardo   Cleope,   Panglao,   Bohol. 
Faustina  Coronel,  Dalaguete,  Cebu. 
Felicidad  Damasco,  Candon,  Ilocos,  Sur. 
Felipe  Dimelao,  Pacay,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Honorato     Encarnacion,     Vigan,     Ilocos 

Sur. 

Anatalia  Eligio,  Iloilo,  Panay. 
Bias  Monteclaro  Fanega,  Nigas,  Iloilo. 
Bruna  Farrales,  San  Felipe,  Zambales. 


Anacleta  Fermin,  San  Narciso,  Zam- 
bales. 

Carmen  Fiel,  Leyte. 

Pedro  M.  Firmeza,  Miagao,  Iloilo. 

Asuncion  Flordelis,  Ilongos,  Leyte. 

Maxima  Fuentecilla,  San  Felipe,  Zam- 
bales. 

Lopez  Garilago,  Soledad,  Occ.  Negros. 

Inez  Gimpes,  Santa  Magdalena,  Sorsogon. 

Ana  Gironella,  Candon,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Sra.  Gironella/ Candon,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Margarita  Gironella,  Candon,  Ilocos,  Sur. 

Nansi  Gironella,  Candon,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Inocencia  Gonga,  Boljon,  Cebu. 

Lucia  Abaya  Gray,   Candon,   Ilocos   Sur. 

Sr.  Guatetan,  Candon,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Maria  Hermenegilda  and  Melchora  Gir- 
onella, Candon,  Ilocos,  Sur. 

Felisa  Hernaez,  Piddig,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Romana  Infante    Cavite. 

Ladies'  Committee,  Irosin,  Sorsogon. 

Crispina  Leonor,  Leyte,  Letye. 

Mariano  Llaneza,  San  Juan,  Abra. 

Cecilia  Lutao,  Fambujan,  Samar. 

Faustina  Mir,  Boljon,  Cebu. 

Andrea  Monteclara,  Miagao,  Iloilo. 

Consuelo  de  Monteclara,  Miagao,  Iloilo. 

Pedro   A.   Monteclara,   Miagao,   Iloilo. 

Emerenciana    Nici,    Candon,    Ilocos    Sur. 

Isabel  Olea,  Hinunangan,  Leyte. 

Guadalupe   Oliver,   Catbatuan,   Iloilo. 

Natalia  Omilio,  Boljoon,  Cebu. 

Paula    Osorio,    Dalaguete,    Cebu. 

Simeona  Pablo,  Bacay,  Ilocos,  Norte. 

Angelina  Pacheco,  San  Jose,  Antique. 

Engracia  Pechon,  Laoag,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Pontina  Pepino,  Joljon,  Cebu. 

Senoritas  of  Piddig,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Fernando  Quiaoit,  Batac,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Josefa  Singson  de  Quiaoit,  Batac,  Ilocos 
Norte. 

Silvina  Quimbo,  Calbiga,  Samar. 

Apolonio  Ramirez,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Teresa  Reyes,  Penablanca,  Aparri,  Gag- 
ay  an. 

Doroteo  Rodriguez  &  Sons,  Calamianes, 
Paragua. 

Crisanta  Romeral,   Boljon,   Cebu. 

Josefa  Singson,  Batac,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Angelina  Valdez,  San  Nicolas,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Ursula  Valle,  Candon,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Pedro  G.  Vazquez,  Himamaylan,  Occ.  Ne- 
gros. 

Socorro  Caridad  Versosa,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Aquilina  Villanueva,  Boljon,  Cebu. 

Teodorica  Zaragoza,  Calapan,  Mindoro. 


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GROUP  55.      THREADS  AND  FABRICS  OF  VEGETABLE  FIBRES, 

OTHER  THAN  COTTON. 


GRAND  PRIZE. 
Ynchausti  &  Co.,  Manila. 

GOLD  MEDAL. 

John  Acaly,   Manila. 

Felix  Arguelles,  Santa  Cruz,  Marinduque. 
Philippine  Exposition  Board,  Manila. 
Succesores  de  Valenzuela,  Manila. 

SILVER  MEDAL. 

Ramon   and   Baylon   Guisay,  Silay,   Occi- 
dental Negros. 

Jose  de  Buenavista,  Antique,  Panay. 
Honorato  Encarnacion,  Vigan,  Ilocos  Sur. 
Domingo  Homillano,  Castilla,  Sorsogon. 
Ladies  Committee,  Burauen,  Leyte. 
Ladies  Committee,  Gubat,  Sorsogon. 
Ladies  Committee,  Leyte,  Leyte. 
Li  Kim  Sui,  Manila. 
Catalina  Llamado,  Cavite. 
Susana  Paredes,  Bangued,  Abra. 
Miguel  Parines,  Pidigan,  Abra. 
Teresa  Reyes,  Aparri,  Cagayan. 
Perfecta  Sucub,  Sta.  Barbara,  Iloilo. 
Juana  Sulinap,  Sta.  Barbara,  Iloilo. 
Remigia  Villamor,  Bangued,  Abra. 
Francisco  Villanueva,   Molo,   Iloilo. 

BRONZE  MEDAL. 

Patricia  Abad,  Quinapundan,  Samar. 
Hilaria  D   Alindogan,  Juban,  Sorsogon. 
A.  Balbina,  Laoang,  Samar. 
Timotea  Barrios,  Libog,  Albay. 
Antonia  Bernabe,  Piddig,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Rosalia  Bernardez,  Bucay,  Abra. 
Lorenzo  Blaya,  San  Gregorio,  Abra. 
Daniel  Busque,  San  Gregorio,  Abra. 
Lucia  Cabanas,  Samar. 
Melchora  de  Castro,  Laoag,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Andres  Dolongabon,  Carigara,  Leyte. 
Ambrosia  Dorteza,  Paric,  Samar. 
Pilar  Florondo,  Vigan,  Ilocos  Sur. 
Antonio  Flores,  Bangued,  Abra. 
Sixto  Gocoyo,  Bulan,  oorsogon. 
Agapita  Guijit,  Bulan,  Sorsogon. 
Silvina  Guimba,  Calbiga,  Samar. 
Sotero  Gusay,  Molo,  Iloilo. 
Maria  Heredia,  Silay,  Occ.  Negros. 
Eusebio  Joaquin,  Batac,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Ladies   Committee,  Barcelona,   Sorsogon. 
Ladies  Committee,  Bulusan,  Sorsogon. 
Ladies  Committee,  Castilla,  Sorsogon. 


Ladies  Committee,  Irocin,  Sorsogon. 

Felipa  Giray,  Laoang,  Samar. 

Rufina  Lanchod,  Bagacay,  Oriental  Ne- 
gros. 

Edilberta  Lasaro,  Molo,  Iloilo. 

Andres  Lazo,  Bacarra,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Rita  Lecares,  Boac,  Tayabas. 

Eustaquia   Magno,   Quinapundan,   Samar. 

Cecilia  Mancilla,  Bulusan   Sorsogon. 

Albina  Maranon,  Binaibagan,  Occ.  Negros. 

Flora  Martinez,  Bangued  Abra. 

Maxima  B.  Martinez,  Libog,  Albay. 

Municipal  Committee,  Ilason,  Tayabas. 

Natividad  Olmos,  Batangas. 

Ong  J.  K.  Siong,  Manila. 

Jose  Paredes,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Casimiro  Prevendido,  G'abatuan,  Iloilo, 
Panay. 

Placida  Pulgar  &  Co.,  Magdalena,  Sorso- 
gon. 

Marcela  Purugganan,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Ignacia  Racimo,  Piddig,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Adriana  de  la  Rama,  Silay,  Occ.  Negros. 

Barbara  Repes,  Paric,  Samar. 

Mariano  Riosa,  Tabaco,  Albay. 

Nemesia,  Rubdiato,  Catubig,  Samar. 

Leandro,  Sorriano,  Cabugao,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Elisa  Tomas,  Daraga,  Albay. 

Aiejandra  Valera,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Consolacion  Vazquez,  Himamaylan,  Occ. 
Negros. 

Isidro  Yabon,  Quinapundan,  Samar. 

HONORABLE  MENTION. 

Prisca  Abad,  Naval,  Leyte. 
Fortunate  Abiera,  Daao,  Antique. 
Matilde  Abiera,  San  Jose,  Antique,  Panay. 
Matilde  Abilana,  San  Jose,  Antique. 
Consolacion  Abilar,  Leyte,  Leyte. 
Quintana  Abilar,  Leyte,  Leyte. 
Ines  Abra,  Jagna,  Bohol. 
Petra  Acedera,  Catubig,  Samar  . 
Sinforosa  Acuesta,  Masbate. 
Jargonia  Aincola,  Santa,  Ilocos  Sur. 
P.  M.  Agcara,  Balanga,  Bataan. 
Delina  Aguilar,  Quinapundan,  Samar. 
Paula  Aguilar,  Bulusan,  Sorsogon. 
Gregorio  Aguiling,  Capiz,  Panay. 
Eugenio  Akday,  Guinan,  Samar. 
Liceria  Alabera,  Naval,  Leyte. 
Ana  Albeyra,  Calapan,  Mindoro. 
Eugenia  Alday,  Guiuan,  Samar. 
Esperanza  Alejandro,  Bangued,  Abra. 
Anatalia  Alvear,  Culaba,  Leyte. 
Fortunata  Amacua,  San  Felipe,  Zambales. 


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PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 


Marciana  Amistad,  Dumaguete,  Oriental 
Negros. 

Asuncion  Angco,  Dolores,  Abra. 

Mercedes  Angeles,  Cavite. 

Silvina  Animboy,  Calbiga,  Samar. 

Luisa  M.  Araneta,  Maao,  occidental  Ne- 
gros. 

Maria  Araneta  de  Salas,  Maao,  Occiden- 
tal Negros. 

Maxima  Arguelles,  Leyte 

Demetria  Ariescado,  Daan  Bantayan,  Ce- 
bu. 

Cesarea  Arnesta,  Masbate. 

Bernabe  Arroga,  Bohol. 

Josefa  Arsoline,  Catubig,  Samar. 

Pablo  Astronomo,  Jagna,  Bohol. 

Bernabela,  Atizada,  Castilla,  Sorsogon. 

Nemesia  Rubdiato,  Catubig,  Samar. 

Ana  Bago,  Guiuan,  Samar. 

Candida  Balagat,  Valencia,  Bohol. 

Adolfina  Bantilo,  Catubig,  Samar. 

Tomas  Banzon,  Balanga,  Bataan. 

Basilia  Barlungay,  Paric,  Samar. 

Perpetua  Basco,  Casiguran,  Sorsogon. 

Angela  Bello,  Candon,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Bulalia  Bello,  Bucay,  Abra. 

Alberta  Beltran,  Hinunangan,  Leyte. 

Agueda  Benedicto,  Vallodolid,  Occidental 
Negros. 

Florentine  G.  Benedicto,  Soledad,     Occi- 
dental Negros. 

Anselma  Bergal,  banto  Nino,  Samar. 

Miss   Antonia   Bernabe,      Piddig,     Ilocos 
Norte. 

Melchora  Bersamin,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Alberta  Bertens,  Leyte. 

Estefania  Bitay,  Jagna,  Bohol. 

Lorenza  Blaya,  San  Gregorio,  Abra. 

Lazaro  Bolaldola,     Dumaguete,     Oriental 
Negros. 

Arcadia  and  Narcisa  Buenaventura,  Paric, 
Samar. 

Pelagia  Bugabong,  Jagna,  Bohol. 

P.  B.  Burns,  Abulug,  Cagayan. 

Octaviana  Cabreros,  Paric,  Samar. 

Marcela  uajepe,  Santa  Rita,  Samar. 

Luciana  Capapas,  Hinunangan,  Leyte. 

Cirila  Chavez,  Gubat,  Sorsogon. 

Andrea,  Cinco,  Catbalogan,  Samar. 

Marcelo  Comedero,  Cabatuan,  Iloilo. 

Candida  Comenel,  Catubig,  Samar. 

Candida  Comertat,  Catubig,  Samar. 

Benigna  Consing,  Molo,  Iloilo. 

A.  Consuela,  Naujan,  MIndoro. 

Jose  Cornico,  Catarman,  Samar. 
Maxima  Costa,  Taloto  Tagbilaran,  Bohol. 
Trinidad    Coual,    Valladolid,     Occidental 

Negros. 

Felicidad  de  la  Cruz,  Valladolid,  Occiden- 
tal Negros. 
Hilarion  de  la  Cruz,  Libog,  Albay. 


Nicolas  de  la  Cruz,  Angat,  Bulacan. 

Severina  Dalsoiral,  Montufar,  Sorsogon. 

Juana  de  Damasig,  Montufar,  Sorsogon. 

Julian  Delutao,  Alangalang,  Leyte. 

Emeteria  Destura,  Montufar,  Sorsogon. 

Fermina,  Destura,  Montufar,  Sorsogon. 

Paula  de  Destura,  Montufar,  Sorsogon. 

Petrona  Desuasido,  Puerto  Diaz,  Sorso- 
gon. 

Matea  Dilema,  Puerto  Diaz,  Sorsogon. 

Mateo  Dino,  Montufar,  Sorsogon. 

Estanislao  Diongson,  Murcia,  Occidental 
Negros. 

Dorotea  Dollantes,  Puerto  Diaz,  Sorsogon. 

Raymundo  Dollantes,  Montufar,  Sorsogon. 

Juana  Dollomia,  Guoat,  Sorsogon. 

Paula  Domdon,  Puerto  Diaz,  Sorsogon. 

Fausta  Domil,  Gubat,  Sorsogon. 

Ladislao  Donate,  Vigan,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Cipriaca  Dones,  Montufar,  Sorsogon. 

Emeteria  Donor,  Puerto  Diaz,  Sorsogon 

Feliciana  Donor,  Puerto  Diaz,  Sorsogon 

Damiana  Doyog,  Montufar,  Sorsogon. 

Maria  Ebuana,  Puerto  Diaz,  Sorsogon. 

Augustin  Elpa,  San  Gregorio,  Abra. 

Isabel  Emas,  Puerto  Diaz,  Sorsogon. 

Juana  Endaya,  Gubat,  Sorsogon. 

Bernardino  Enrique,  Himonan,  Tayabas. 

Teodora  Escalderol,  Gubat,  Sorsogon. 

Basilica  Escamilla,  Gubat,  Sorsogon. 

Juana  Escanlar,  Iloilo,  Panay. 

Teresa  Escarcha,   Gubat,   Sorsogon. 

Maria  Escartin,  San  Pedro,  Antique. 

Ramona  Espelita,  Iloilo. 

Panta  Espera,  Barcelona,  Sorsogon. 

Flora  Esparas,  Laoang,  Samar. 

Quintina  Esperas  de  Salazar,  Leyte. 

Manuela  Esperno,  Santa  Barbara,  Iloilo. 

Aniceta  Espina,  Pambayan,  Samar. 

Florencia  Espinocilla,  Gubat,  Sorsogon. 

Regina  Espinoza,  Palapag,  Samar. 

Matilde  Esresa,  Barcelona,  Sorsogon. 

Bartolomea  Estrellado,  Gubat,  Sorsogon. 

Filomena  de  Estrellado,  Montufar,  Sor- 
sogon. 

Olipala  de  Fabian,  San  Luis  Batangas. 

Gregorio  Fajardo,  Gubat,  Sorsogon. 

Concepcion  Federico,  Sta.  Barbara,  Iloilo. 

Pantaliona  Federico,  Barcelona,  Sorso- 
gon. 

Gregoria  Floral,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Fluta    Floren,    Jagna,    Bohol. 

Leonarda  J.  Flores,  Candon,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Gregoria  Florida,  Leyte,  Leyte. 

Pascuala  Fo'rmanes,  Maternog,  Sorsogon. 

Andres  Fornier,  Dao,  Antique. 

Maria  Fragio,  Barcelona,  Sorsogon. 

Margarita  Fulli.  Buluson,  Sorsogon. 

Vicente  Gallanuza,  Matnog,  Sorsogon. 

Cirila  Galora,  Barcelona,  Sorsogon. 

Concordia  Gamban,  Paria,  iloilo,  Panay. 


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Hermenegilda  Gamban,  Paria,  Iloilo,  Pa- 
nay. 

Angela  Cruz  Garcia,  Galapan,  Mindoro. 

Isabela  Goles,  Lopez,  Tayabas. 

Bonifacio  Garduque,  Matnog,  Sorsogon. 

Ruperto  Garfin,  Matnog,  Sorsogon. 

Felipe  Gatillo,  Jagna,  Bohol. 

Gervasia  Gazos,  Barcelona,  Sorsogon. 

Aguedo  Gefes,  Tibiao,  Antique. 

Antonia  Generia,  Matnog,  Sorsogon. 

Teresa  Generosa,  Dumaguete,  Oriental 
Negros. 

Eugenio  Geneveza,  Piat,  Cagayan. 

Anselmo  Gengos,  Soledad,  Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 

Eusebio  Geralde,  Matnog,  Sorsogon. 

Augustin  Gertrudis,  Culaba,  Leyte. 

Ana,  Gilon,  Paric,  Samar. 

Matilda  Ginete,  Valladolid,  Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 

Margarita  Gironelia,  Candon,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Diego  Gloria,  Bauan,  Batangas. 

Isabela  B.  Goles    Occidental  Negros. 

Paula  Goncola,  Soledad,  Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 

Clotilde  Gonzalez,  Pilar,  Sorsogon. 

Isidra  Gonzalez,  Quinapundan,  Samar. 

Quintina  Gonzalez,  Naval,  Leyte. 

Basiliso  Gorres  y  Lopez,  Jaro,  Iloilo. 

Simeona  Grate,  Barcelona,  Sorsogon. 

Raymunda  Gravaso,  Barcelona,  Sorsogon 

Maria  G.  Grecia,  Juban,  Sorsogon. 

A.  Gregoria,  Laoang,  Samar. 

Damasa  H.  Guarin,  Juban,  Sorsogon. 

Augustina  Gugetes,  Pavia,  Iloilo. 

Geronima  de  Guia,  Catarman,  Samar. 

Casimira  Guinto,  Quinapundan,  Samar. 

Felipe  de  Guzman,  Malolos,  Bulacan. 

Filomena  Guzman,  Hinunangan,  Leyte. 

Helena  Guzman,  Leyte,  Leyte. 

Maria  Habalia,  Boac,  Marinduque. 

Mrs.  Halongas,  Leyte,  Leyte. 

Felisa  Hermaes,  Piddig,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Inocencia  Herrera,  Gubat,  Sorsogon. 

Basilia  Himalag,  Sta.  Barbara,  Iloilo. 

Aniceta  Hinco,  Sta.  Barbara,  Iloilo. 

C'onsolacion  Hinco,  Santa  Barbara,  Iloilo. 

Luciana  Huit,  Bulan,  Sorsogon. 

Agustin  Ilagan,  San  Carlos,  Occidental 
Negros. 

Damasa  Ilicarte,  Juban,  Sorsogon. 

Carlos  Infante,  Valladolid,  Occ.  Negros. 

Viviana  Infante  de  Tiongco,  Valladolid, 
Occidental  Negros. 

Nemesio  Inisari,  Murcia,  Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 

Eugenia  Iruma,  Catubig,  Samar. 

Fernanda  Iruma,  Catubig,  Samar. 

Manobo  Isiguen,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Irene  Jaboli,  Jiabong,  Samar. 

Marcelina  Jaboli,  Jiabong,  Samar. 


Francisca  Jabson,  Villa-Real,   Samar. 

Ciriaca  Janes,  Paria,  Iloilo,  Panay. 

Conegunda  Janes,  Paria,  Iloilo,  Panay. 

Benita  Jarra,  Silay,  Occidental  Negros. 

Damaso  Jesus,  Malolos,  Bulacan. 

Cipriano     Jimenez,     Saravia,     Occidental 
Negros. 

Rafael  Jocsom,  Himaymaylan,  Occidental 
Negros. 

Gregoria  Jocuya,  Paric,  Samar. 

A.  Jones,  Maao,  Occidental  Negros. 

Hermogena  Josur,  Sorsogon. 

Margarita  Judas,  Castilla,  Sorsogon. 

H.  E.  Karlsson,  Fleu,  Sweden. 

Antonio  Kilay  Ko,  Talisay  Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 

Rufina  Kilay  Ko,  Talisay,  Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 

Teresa  Labadlabad,  Mercedes,  Samar. 

Bonifacia  Labayane,  Gubat,  Sorsogon. 

Carmen  Lacambra,  Santa  Rita,  Samar. 

Teresa  Lacandola,  Puerto  Diaz,  Sorsogon. 

Ladies'  Committee,  Leyte,  Leyte. 

Ladies'    Committee,      Garcia   Hernandez, 
Bohol. 

Ladies'    Committee,   Naval,   Leyte. 

Ladies'  Committee,  Tacloban,  Leyte. 

Daniela  Lagintan,  Laoang,  Samar. 

Consolacion   Lagos,   San  Pablo,  Antique. 

Vicenta  Lagrimas,  Laoang,  Samar. 

Valentina  Lanaga,  Carigara,  Leyte. 

Dominga  Latorre,  Castilla,  Sorsogon. 

Segundina  Laude,  Naval,  Leyte. 

Leoteria  Laude,  Naval,  Leyte. 

Vicenta  Lavaleta,  Castilla,  Sorsogon. 

Emilia  Lazaro,  Molo,  Iloilo,  Panay. 

Paula  Lazaro,  Molo,  Iloilo. 

Laserina  de  Leon,  Vigan,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Dominga  de  Lepanta,  Sorsogon,  Sorsogon. 

Inez  Linares,  Dalaguete,  Cebu. 

Catalina  Listilla,  Castilla,  Sorsogon. 

Maria  Salome  Lizardo,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Laurina  Liviano,   Castilla,   Sorsogon. 

Maria  Lobas,  Pambayan,  Samar. 

Carmen  Locandra,  Sta.  Rita,  Samar. 

Juanita  Lopodo,  Leyte,  Leyte. 

Pilar  Lorendo,  Vigan,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Gregoria  Losmagbas,   Quinapundan,     Sa- 
mar. 

Petra  Lutao,  Pambayan,  Samar. 

Maria  Lutao,  Pambayan,  Samar. 

Vicente  y  Infante  Lutgarda,  Cavite. 

Florencia  Macarat,  Inopacan,  Leyte. 

Pascual  Magno,  Maao,  Occidental  Negros. 

Juan  Manalili,  Rosario,  Pampanga. 

Nicolas  Maningan,  Hinunangan,  Leyte. 

Nicolas  Manungas,  Hinunangan,  Leyte. 

Tranquilina  Marcellano,  Sta.  Rita,  Samar. 

Dorotea  Marcellano  Sta.  Rita,  Samar. 

Catalina  B.  Martinez,  Libog,  Albay. 


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Filomena,  Martu,  Vallodolid,  Occidental 
Negros. 

Saturnina  Marzon,  Castilla,  Sorsogon. 

Ramona  Masing,  Hinun.angan,   Leyte. 

Graciana  Maslog,  Jagna,  Bohol. 

Tarcila  Mastub,  Maribojoc,  Bohol. 

Conrado  Mendiola,  Catubig,  Samar. 

Angela  Mijares,  Daraga,  Albay. 

Concordia  Mijares,  Mandurriao,%  Iloilo, 
Panay. 

Ladislao  Mina,  Mabacan,  Bataan. 

Magdalena  Mongozen,  Molo,  Iloilo,  Panay. 

Enriqueta  Monroy,  Sorsogon. 

R.  B.  Montragon,  Samar. 

Eulalia  Morales,  Alang  Alang,  Leyte. 

Sinisia  Moro,  Guiuan,  Samar. 

Felicita  Naujan,  Mindoro. 

Basilio  Ocaya,  Calbiga,  Samar. 

Cesarea  Ocuesta,  Masbate. 

Sinforosa  Ocuesta,  Masbate. 

Justina  Odong,  Guiuan,  Samar. 

Felipe'  Olarte,  Catubig,  Samar. 

Fabiana  Olikjala,  San  Luis,  Batangas. 

O'Reilly,  Bangued,  Abra. 

A.  Orliso  y  Patencio,  Catubig,  Samar. 

Monica  Ortegiza,  Catubig,  Samar. 

Magdalena  Ozea,  Oriental  Negros. 

Aniceto  Pabilona,  San  Enrique,  Iloilo. 

Fermina  Pagos,  Inopacan,  Leyte. 

Leocadio  Paglumatase,  Hog,  Occidental 
Negros. 

Maxima  Pajante,  CatuDig,  Samar. 

F.  Palmes,  Maao,  Occidental  Ne^gros. 

Severe  Parinas,  Pidigan,  Abra. 

Santiago  Mateo  Patero,  Manila. 

Enrique  Panan,  Patnongon,  Antique,  Pan- 
ay. 

Isidro  Paredes,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Severa  Paredes,  Candon,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Sotera  Patricio,  Matnog,  Sorsogon. 

J.  Pedemonte,  Catubig,  Samar. 

Isidora  Pedregue,  Alang  Alang,  Leyte. 

Winisia  Pedregue,  Alang  Alang,  Leyte. 

Adela,  Petra  y  Benedicta  pabadulla,  Catu- 
big, Samar. 

Faustina  Pianeo,  Leyte,  Leyte. 

Provincial  Prison,  Occidental  Negros. 

Maxima  Pujante,  Catubig,  Samar. 

Marcela  Pula,  Laoang,  Samar. 

Juana  Puna,  Barcelona,  Sorsogon. 

Catalina  Puriscal,  Bulusan,  Sorsogon. 

Casimira  Quinto,  Quinapundan,  Samar. 

Felisa  Quiron  y  Gertos,  Bato,  Leyte. 

Adriana  de  la  Rama,  Silay,  Occidental 
Negros. 

Siberia  Ramos,  Calape,  Bohol. 

Laonarda  Razo,  Catubig,  Samar. 

Julia  Rebudilla,  Catubig,  Samar. 

Andrea  Reyes,  Palapag,  Samar. 

Asuncion  Reyes,  Vallodolid,  Occidental 
Negros. 


Ruperta     Reyes,    Valladolid,     Occidental 
Negros. 

Santiago  Reyes,  Claveria,  Cagayan. 

Honorata  Ricafort,  Oquendo,  Samar. 

Catalina  Riego,  Cavite. 

Bernardino  Rivera,  Bato,  Leyte. 

Diego  Rivera,  Occidental  Negros. 

Zosimo  Roa,  Cagayan,  Misamis. 

Esteban  Rojas,  Manila. 

Pablo  del  Rosario,  Manila. 

Francisco  Rubin,  Abuyog,  Leyte. 

Maria  Sabas,  Santa  Rita,  Samar. 

Manuel  Salac,  Tarlac,  Tarlac. 

Magdalena   Salas,   Maao,   Occidental   Ne- 
gros. 

Juliana  Saldevilla,  Santa  Barbara,  Iloilo. 

Vicente  de  Sales,  Matnog,  Sorsogon. 

Valeria  Sambuan,  Castilla,  Sorsogon. 

Godofredo  Sandalo,  Dalaguete,  Cebu. 

Maria  de  Santa,  San  Fernando,  Pampan- 
ga. 

Turnino  de  los  Santos,  Malolos,  Bulacan, 

Cristina  Sarmiento,  Gubat,  Sorsogon. 

Matilde  Sarmiento,  Gubat,  Sorsogon. 

Gertrude   Searco,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Jovita  Sembrano,  Bato,  Leyte. 

Bruna  Semira,  Santa  Rita,  Samar. 

Juanita  Sepeda,  Hinunangan,  Leyte. 

Teofila  Servando,  Molo,  Iloilo,  Panay. 

Petra  Sierno,  Pambujan,  Samar. 

Moncada  Silvestre,  Gubat,  Sorsogon. 

S.  Simbako,  Mambajo,  Misamis. 

Gabriela  Sinay,   Sta.  Barbara,  Iloilo. 

Dorotea  Singson,  Calbiga,  Samar. 

Fortunato  Singson,  Loza,  Calbiga,  Samar, 

Nieves  Singson,  Vigan,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Francisca  Siolabrica,  Santa  Barbara,  Ilo- 
ilo. 

Eulalia  Sobrejuanete,  Lucena,  Tayabas. 

Eulalia  Sobrejuanete,  Lucena,  Iloilo. 

Simona  Sobuza,  Santa  Barbara,  Iloilo. 

Vicente  V.  Socorro,  Manila. 

Ysidoro  Somonte,  San  Roque,  Cavite. 

Sotera,  iviindoro. 

Ambrosia  Sousa,  Lucena,  Tayabas. 

Paula  Suarez,  Hilongos,  Leyte. 

Cecilia  Sudela,  Iloilo,  Panay. 

Macaria  Sulesta,  Santa  Barbara,  Iloilo. 

Juana   Sulinap,   Sta.   Barbara,  Iloilo. 

Nemesio      Suman,      Murcia,      Occidental 
Negros. 

Timotea  Tabera,  Bato,  Leyte. 

Luisa  Tafilia,  Catubig,  Samar. 

Vicente  Tagsagon,  Tubungan,  Iloilo. 

Gregoria  Tajardo,  Gubat,  Sorsogon. 

Jose  Talento,  Tubungan,  Iloilo. 

Vicente  Taling,  San  Pedro,  Antique. 

Marta,    Tandagan,   Tubungan,   Iloilo. 

Cecilio  Tanedo,  Tarlac,  Tarlac. 

Santiago  Maseo  Tartero,  Manila. 

Aguedo  Tefeo,  Tibiao,  Antique. 


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Valentin     Tello,     Cortez,     Surigao,     Min- 
danao. 

Valentin   Tello,   Tandag,   Surigao. 
Paulino  Tenedro,  Catubig,  Samar. 
Pantaleona  Tetalbo,  Barcelona,  Sorsogon. 
Luis  Tomas,  Daraga,  Albay. 
Marcela    Toralba,   Tagbilaran,   Bohol. 
Tarcila    Torrijos,  Bangued  Abra. 
Marcela  Trineo,  Laoang,  Samar. 
Margarita  Ucat,  Valencia,  Bohol. 
Vicente    Ungson,    Lingayen,    Pangasinan. 
Paula  Urgel,  Hilongas,  Leyte. 
Isabel  Vael,  Capoocan,  Leyte. 
Claudia  Valera,  Bangued,  Abra. 
Gabina  Valera,  Banguecr,  Abra. 
Felipa  de  la  Vega,  Bangued,  Abra. 
Juan  C.  Verzosa,  Occidental  Negros. 


Melecia  B.  de  Vicera,  Naval,  Leyte. 
Sabino  Viernes,  Claveria,  Cagayan. 
Dolores  Villalobos,  Valladolid,  Occidental 

Negros. 

Filomena  Villanueva,  Alang-alang,  Leyte. 
Josefa  Villareal,  Bucay,  Abra. 
A.  D.  White,  Ft.  Wm.  McKinley,  Manila. 
Gervasia  Yacos,  Barcelona,  Sorsogon. 
Juana  Yalan,   Barcelona,   Sorsogon. 
Pilar  Yales,  Paric,  Samar. 
Helena  Yanvan,  Leyte,  Leyte. 
Lista  Yarcia,  Naval,  Leyte. 
Floreiicio  Yarra,  Matnog,  Sorsogon. 
Isabela  Yoles,  Lopez,  Tayabas. 
Teodorica  Zaragoza,  Calapan,  Mindoro. 
Inocencia  Zeta,  Jiabong,  Samar. 


GROUP  56.     YARNS  AND  FABRICS   OF   ANIMAL,  FIBRES. 

HONORABLE  MENTION. 
Feliciana  Albano,  Piddig,  Ilocos  Norte. 


Concepcion  Basa,  Calapan,  Mindoro. 

Carmen  Torrijos,  Bangued,  Abra. 

A.  D.  White,  Ft.  Wm.  McKinley,  Manila. 


GROUP  57.     SILK  AND  FABRICS  OF  SILK. 


BRONZE  MEDAL. 

Miss  Exequiela  Abaya,  Candon,  Ilocos 
Sur. 

Adelina  Balbin,   Candon,  Ilocos   Sur. 

Florentina  Carnival,  Candaba,  Pampanga. 

Maria  Carnival,  Candaba,  Pampanga. 

Ladies'  Committee,  Binmaley,  Pangasi- 
nan. 

Ladies'  Committee,  Irosin,  Sorsogon. 

Honorata  Encarnacion,  Vigan,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Lorenza  Escano,  Cabalian,  Leyte. 

Pilar  Florendo,  Vigan  Ilocos  Sur. 

Miss  Pilar  Florendo,  Vigan  Ilocos  Sur. 

Matilde  Ginete,  Valladolid,  Occidental 
Negros. 

Bruna  Balidag  y  Loncio,  Bulusan,  Sorso- 
gon. 

Ruperto  M  de  Reyes,  Occidental  Negros. 

Escolastica  Sembrano,  Bulusan,  Sorso- 
gon. 


HONORABLE  MENTION. 

Paula  Aguilar,  Bulusan,  Sorsogon. 

Maria  Amon,  San  Narciso,  Zambales. 

Felipe  Bongois,  Bulusan,  Sorsogon. . 

Maria  Camara,  Gubat,  Sorsogon. 

Leonardo  J.  Flores,  Candon,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Felisa  Fortaleza,  San  Narciso,  Zama- 
bales. 

Isabel  Fulleros,  Bulusan,  Sorsogon. 

Francisca,  Gironella,  Candon,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Filotea  Guerrero,  Lapo,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Ladies'  Committee,  Sorsogon,  Sorsogon. 

Lorenza  Rosa,  Cabalian,  Leyte. 

Rafael  Romero,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Francisca  Resales,  San  Narciso,  Zam- 
bales. 

Matilda  Ygnote,  Valladolid,  Occidental 
Negros. 


GROUP  58.     LACES,  EMBROIDERIES  AND  TRIMMINGS. 


GOLD  MEDAL. 
Father  Jose  Algue,  Manila,  P.  I. 

SILVER    MEDAL. 
Luisa     M.     Araneta,     Maao,     Occidental 

Negros. 

Cristina  Centeno,  Dingras,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Exposition  Committee,  Capiz,  Panay. 


P.  Felipe  Espina,  Calibo  Lipa,  Batangas. 

Flora  Formosa,  Vigan,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Mrs.  Hardeman,  President  Ladies'  Com- 
mittee, Lingayen,  Pangasinan. 

Bernardo  Lacson,  Talisay,  Occidental 
Negros. 

Felicitas  Ortiz,  Vigan,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Catalina  Puentabella,  Pilar,  Sorsogon. 


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BRONZE  MEDAL. 

Asuncion  Balading,  Palapag,  Samar. 
Antonio  Barnabe,  Piddig,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Monica   Bungbung,   Taguan,   Bohol. 
Casimira      Bustamente,      San      Enrique, 

Occidental  Negros. 
Felipe  Calderon,  Manila. 
Felipa  Fajardo,  Manila. 
Enredina  Froilan,  Calbiga,  Samar. 
Enriqueta  Galenzoga,   Baybay,   Leyte. 
Sofronia  Galenzoga,  Baybay,  Leyte. 
Juliana  Garcia,  San  Nicolas,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Felipe  Giray,  Laoang,  Samar. 

Maria  Llamas,  Pagsanjan,  Laguna. 
Rita  Marveas,  Cavite. 
Estela  Navarro,  Bangued,  Abra. 
Dorotea      Paruganan,      Dingras,      Ilocos 

Norte. 

Pedro  A.  Paterno,  Manila. 
Cristina  Pintado,  Piddig,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Martina  Restituto,  Ormoc,  Leyte. 
Vicente  Socorro,  Manila. 
Pardo  de  Tavera,  Manila. 
Maria  Verano,  Palapag,  Samar. 
Juana  Vibanan,  Palapag,  Samar. 
Ladies'    Committee,    Binmaley,    Pangasi- 

nan. 


HONORABLE  MENTION. 

Paula  Abaya,  Candon,  Ilocos   Sur. 
Visitacion  Paz  Acosta,  San  Nicolas,  Ilocos 

Norte. 

Rita  Aexrera,  Bangued,  Abra. 
Irene  Agcaoili,  Piddig,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Jacinto  Alcazar,  Tarangunan,  Samar. 
Serapia  Apeles,  Candon,  Ilocos  Sur. 
Maria  Aquino,  Concepcion,  Tarlac. 
Isabelo    Artacho,    Lingayen,    Pangasinan. 
Juliana  Avila,  Vigan,  Ilocos  Sur. 
Ceferina  Bacunda,  Palapag,  Samar. 
A.  Balbina,  Laoang,  Samar. 
Fausta  Barmoan,  San  Nicolas,  Ilocos  Sur. 
Rosario,    Barmoan,    San    Nicolas,    Ilocos 

Norte. 

Concepcion  Basa,  Calapan,  Mindoro. 
Mariano  Bello,   Santa,  Ilocos   Sur. 
Guillerma   C'abanos,    San   Nicolas,   Ilocos 

Norte. 
Cresenciana   Castaineda,   Dingras,   Ilocos 

Norte. 

Francisco  Castro,  Piddig,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Melchora  Castro,  Laoag,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Pilar  Gales,  Paric,  Samar. 
Librada  Centeno,  Vigan,  Ilocos  Sur. 
Cristina  Centeno,  Dingras,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Bonifacia  Cullian,  Catbalogan,  Samar. 
Mrs.  Prima  Dahuit,  Paranas,  Samar. 
Nicolasa  Ellazor,  Hinunangan,  Leyte. 


Lorenza   Concepcion  de  Escano,  Cabalian, 

Leyte. 

Pilar  Esperas,  Tacloban,  Leyte. 
Lutgarda  Estudillo,  Bangued,  Abra. 
Veronica  Fabian,  Piddig,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Luisa  Ferraren,  Bangued,  Abra. 
Carmen  Fiel,  Culaba,  Leyte. 
Mrs.  de  Flor,  Laoag,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Asuncion  Flordeliz,  Leyte. 
Natividad  de  Flordeliz,  Hilongos,  Leyte. 
Pacita  Flordeliz,  Hilongos,  Leyte. 
Endeina   Froilan,   Calbiga,   Samar. 
Tita  Frondoso,  Vigan,  Ilocos  Sur. 
Juana  Gabinaan,  Palapag,  Samar. 
Regina  Gabanin,  Palapag,  Samar. 
Maximina,  Garcin,  Matnog,  Sorsogon. 
Salome  Genina,  Paric,  Samar. 
Maria  Gindilla,  San  Narcisco,  Zambales. 
Eufemia    Gironella    de    Abaya,    Candon, 

Ilocos  Sur. 

Juan  Gochangco,  Manila. 
Anita  Gomez,  Guagua,  Pampanga. 
Basilica  Gomez,  Jaro,  Iloilo. 
Aniceta    Hermando,    San   Nicolas,    Ilocos 

Norte. 

Felisa  Hernaez,  Piddig,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Julio  Hernandez,  Iloilo, 
Agripina  Hesido,  Paric,  Samar. 
Graciana  Ingales,  Jagna,  Bohol. 
Maria  Jerez,  Laoag,  Ilucos  Norte. 
Crispina  Josep,  Inopacan,  Leyte. 
Esperanza  Josue,  Vigan,  Ilocos  Sur. 
Fidelisa  Kabiling,  Carigara,  Leyte. 
Misses  Lampitoc,  Laoag,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Ladies'  Committee,  Piddig,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Ladies'  Committee,  Gubat,  Sorsogon. 
Ladies'  Committee,  Piddig,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Asuncion  Leyte,  Hilongos,  Leyte. 
Heresvita  Lizardo,  Bangued,  Abra. 
Agaton  Llamas,  Carigara,  Leyte. 
Petra  Lubiano,  Palapag,  Samar. 
Catalino   Madarang,   Candon,   Ilocos   Sur. 
Estefania  Madarang,  Candon,  Ilocos  Sur. 
Calixta  Maga,  Laoang,  Samar. 
Misses  Martinez,  Laoag,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Fecunda  Medina,  Piddig,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Maxima  Mirae,  Ormoc,  Leyte. 
Justina  Oldang,  Guiuan,  Samar. 
Pablo  D.  Ora  Rosario,  Manila. 
Clemente  Ordabe,   Masingao,   Ilocos   Sur. 
Escolastica  Pacoli,  Samar. 
Pelagic  Pacoli,  Paranas,  Samar. 
Francisco  Ponfenado,  Paranas,  Samar. 
Josefa  Singson  de  Quiaoit,  Batac,  Ilocos 

Norte. 

Regis,  Bato,  Leyte. 
Estanislao  Reyes,  Vigan,  Ilocos  Sur. 
Ruperta  M.  de  Reyes,  Occidental  Negros. 
Laurana  de  Reyes,  Naval,  Leyte. 
Consuelo  Ribera,  Bato,  Leyte. 
Felicissima  Riego,  Cavite. 


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Filomena    Riego,   Cavite. 

Fausta  Rioera,  Tacloban,  Leyte. 

Rafael  Romero,  Manila. 

Francisca    Resales,    San    Narciso,    Zam- 

bales. 

Sra.  Rubia,  Laoag,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Valentina  Ruiz,  Laoag,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Margarita  Rubiano,  Palapag,  Samar  . 
Agripina  Sacramento,  San  Nicolas,  Ilocos 

Norte. 
Magdalena    Salas,    Hacienda    Prudencia, 

Maao,  Occidental  Negros. 
Maura    Salazar,  Piddig,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Primitiva  Salvador,  Piddig,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Vicente    Salvante,    San    Nicolas,    Ilocos 

Norte. 
Encarnacion  San  Augustin,  Calapan,  Min- 

doro. 
Leona    Sembrano,     San    Nicolas,    Ilocos 

Norte. 


Fidela  Sebastian,  Laoag,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Placida  Sizon,  Paranas,  Samar. 
Nicomedisa    Sibera    y    Eulogia     Snares, 

Hilongos,  Leyte. 

Magdalena  Tejuo,  Jaro,  Iloilo,  Panay. 
Tarcila  Torrijos,  Bangued,  Abra. 
Regina  Vabina,  Palapag,  Samar. 
Lucia  Valera,  Bangued,  Abra. 
Dolores  Valera,  Bangued,  Abra. 
Tarbola  Valera,  Bangued,  Abra. 
Mrs.  de  Valdez,  Laoag,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Socorro  Versosa,  Bangued,  Abra. 
Juan  Villamil,  Dagupan,  Pangasinan. 
Graciana  Yugoles,  Jagna,  Bohol. 
Epifania  Zabala,  Paranas,  Samar. 
Fermina  Zalazar,  Leyte. 
E.  Zobel,  Manila. 


GROUP  59.     INDUSTRIES  PRODUCING  WEARING  APPAREL 
FOR  MEN,  WOMEN  AND  CHILDREN. 


SILVER    MEDAL. 

Guadalupe  de  Abaya,  Candon,  Ilocos  Sur. 
Ladies'  Committee,  Leyte,  Leyte. 
Dolores  Ramirez,  Tagbiliran,  Bohol. 
Adolfo  Richter  &  Son,  Manila. 


BRONZE  MEDAL. 

Romualda  Camilon,  Calbayog,  Samar. 
Leonor  Crisologo,  Vigan,  Ilocos  Sur. 
Andrea  Dolongabon,   Carigara,  Leyte. 
Pio  Drosa,  Taal,  Batangas. 
Aniceta  Espina,  Pambuyan,  Samar. 
Asuncion  Flordeliz,  Hilongos,  Leyte. 
Gilda   Geronella,   Candon,   Ilocos   Sur. 
Melchora  Geronella,   Candon,  Ilocos  Sur. 
Geronima  de  Gyna,  Catarman,   Samar. 
Paz      Infante,      Valladolid,       Occidental 

Negros. 

Felix  Llorente,  Tarlac,  Tarlac. 
Angela  Mijares,  Daraga,  Albay. 
Matilde  Montinolo,  Iloilo,  Panay. 
Alejandro  Ruiz  y  Ocampo,  Argao,   C'ebu. 
Claudia  Valera,  Bangued,  Abra. 
Victoria      Yandiongco,      Daan-Bantayan, 

Cebu. 


HONORABLE   MENTION. 

Socorro  Pilar  Acuna,  Capiz,  Panay. 
Feliguna  Albano,  Piddig,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Juan  Bautista,  Silay,  Occidental  Negros. 


Luis  Bayguen,  Bangued,  Abra. 
Eufrosina  Benamo,  Pilar,  Abra. 
Felipe  Bungabong,  Jagna,  Bohol. 
Segundina   T.    Federico,    Santa   Barbara, 

Iloilo. 

Pilar  Florcento,  Vigan,  Ilocos  Sur. 
Lope      Garliago,       Soledad,       Occidental 

Negros. 

Quintina  Gonzales,  Naval,  Leyte. 
Vicente  Lagrimas,  Laoang,  Samar. 
Agaton  Lagrimas,   Carigara,  Leyte. 
Fausto  Lascano,  Castilla,  Sorsogon. 
Rita  Lecaros,  Boac,  Mindoro. 
Felicidad      Locsin,       Silay,       Occidental 

Negros. 
Rosalia    Lorensana,    Cervantes,   Lepanto- 

Bontoc. 

Flora  Martinez,  Bangued,  Abra. 
Isidra  Paredes,  Bangued,  Abra. 
Josefa  Paredes,  Bangued,  Abra. 
Domingo  Pioquinto,  Nueva  Caceres,  Am- 

bos  Camarines. 

Ildefonsa  Ramirez,  Tagbilaran,  Bohol. 
Catalina  Relente,   Inopacan,   Leyte. 
Maria  Rido,  Calbayog,  Samar. 
Doroteo   Rodriguez    &   Sons,   Calamianes, 

Paragua. 

Nicolasa  P.  Souja,  Sta.  Barbara,  Iloilo. 
Luis  Tomas,  Daraga,  Albay. 
Juana  Torrijos,  Bangued,  Abra. 
Alejandro  Valera,  Bangued,   Abra. 
Matilda  Valera,  Bangued,  Abra. 
Olimpia  Valera,  Bangued,  Abra. 
Francisco  Villanueva,  Molo,  Iloilo,  Panay. 


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GROUP  60.     LEATHER  BOOTS  AND  SHOES,  FURS  AND 
SKINS,  FUR  CLOTHING. 


SILVER  MEDAL. 

Benito     Legarda,     San     Sebastian,     210, 
Manila. 


BRONZE  MEDAL. 

Juan     Coronel,     San     Fernando,     Ambos 

Camarines. 

Amalia  Custodia,  Manila. 
Eustaquia  Eduarda,   Manila. 
Philippine  Exposition  Board,  Manila. 


HONORABLE  MENTION. 

Mrs.  Amor,  Vigan,  Ilocos  Sur. 
Jose  Bello,  Santa,  Ilocos  Sur. 
Rufo  Cerante,  Leyte. 
Segundo  Cinco,  Cebu. 
Eligio  de  la  Cruz,  Angeles,  Pampanga. 
Raymunda  Eduarda,  Manila. 
H.  B.  Fernald,  Tuguegarao,  Cagayan. 
Miss   Julian   Garcia,   San  Nicolas,   Ilocos 
Norte. 


Charles  L.  Hall,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Vicente  Jocson,  Bacolod,  Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 

Zozimo  Maga,  Catbalogan,  Samar. 

Filemon  Navarro,   Bangued,   Abra. 

Sebastian  Navarro,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Bartolome  Nebat,  Claveria,  Cagayan. 

Graciana  Orquisa,  Manila. 

D.  Pangau,  Halong,  Pampanga. 

Alberta  Perea,  Manila. 

Eugenia  Plaza,  Pasig,  Rizal. 

Catalino   Ponce,   Apalit,   Pampanga. 

Mariano  Raymundo,  Morong,  Rizal. 

Alberta  de  los  Reyes,  Manila. 

Epifania  Sacramento,  San  Nicolas,  Ilocos 
Norte. 

Maria  de  Santa,  San  Fernando,  Pam- 
panga. 

"El  Adelanto  del  Siglo,"  Manila. 

National  Slipper  Store,  Manila. 

The  Sport,  Manila. 

Dr.  Lionel  Street,  Cervantes,  Lepanto- 
Bontoc. 

Ciriaco  Tuscano,  Dolores,  Abra. 

Juan  Villamor,  Bangued,  Abra. 


GROUP  61.     VARIOUS  INDUSTRIES  CONNECTED  WITH 

CLOTHING. 


GOLD  MEDAL. 

Commercial  Museum,  Manila. 

Pedro  Ferrer,   Calasiao,  Pangasinan. 

Benito  Legarda,  Manila. 

Mercantile  Committee,  Lucban,  Tayabas. 


SILVER  MEDAL. 

Baer  Senior  &  Co.,  Successors,  Manila. 

Felipa  Bello,  Bangued,  Abra. 

P.  E.  Burns,  Abulug,  Cagayan. 

Jose  Figuera,  Juban  ,Sorsogon. 

Ciriaco  Gaudinez,  Manila. 

Carlos  Gsell,  Manila. 

Alvarez   Guerra   Collection,   Manila.* 

The  Manila  Fashion,  Manila. 

Philippine  Exposition  Board,  Manila. 

Juan  Seiboth,  Manila. 

Eber  C.  Smith,  Manila. 

The  Sport — Escolta,  Manila. 

Ysidro  Sanchez,  Manila. 

Juan  Villamor,  Banguecr,  Abra. 


BRONZE  MEDAL. 

Socorro  and  Pilar  Acuna,  Capiz,  Panay. 

M.  Agcara,  Balanga,  Bataan. 

Genoveva  Angeles,   Cavite,  Luzon. 

Fausta  Bajarias,  Dalaguete,   Cebu. 

Elias  Bersamin,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Bilibid  Prison,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Lorenzo  Gran  Cairo,  Pambujan,  Samar. 

Benigna  Clarin,  Dauis,  Bohol. 

Esteban  Cruz,  Pasiz,  Rizal. 

Ruiz  Diaz  &  Co.,  Manila. 

Lutgarda  Estudillo,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Luisa  Feraren,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Felipa  Florentina,  Vigan,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Major  Edward  F.  Glenn,  Platsburg,  N.  Y. 

Juan  Gochangco,  Dulumbayan,  Manila. 

Rafael  Jocson,  Himamaylan,  Occidental 
Negros. 

W.  J.  Kibby,  Richfield  Springs,  N.  Y. 

Juanita  Lasala,  Dalaguete,  Cebu. 

Tomas  Lasan,  Solana,  Cagayan. 

Ladies'  Committee,  Binmaley,  Panga- 
sinan. 


OFFICIAL  LIST  OF  AWARDS. 


Ill 


Andrea  Lopez,  Calape,  Bohol. 
Simeona  Manog,  Basey,  Samar. 
Bibiana  Mora,  Palo,  Leyte. 
Vicente  Olmos,  Batangas. 
Marcelina  Pablo,  Vigan,  Ilocos  Sur. 
Espiritu  Paraiso,  Bangued,  Abra. 
Mariano  Riosa,  Tabaco,  Albay. 
Rosalia  Liap  de  Rivera,  Hilongos,  Leyte. 
Dr.  L.  A.  B.  Street,  Manila. 
Maxima  Tarcela,  Tacloban,  Leyte. 
Carmen  Torrijos,  Bangued,  Abra. 
Dionisia  Tuason,   Malasiqui,   Pangasinan. 
Ladies'     Committee,     Casiguran,     Sorso- 

gon. 
Ladies'  Committee,  Cebu,  Cebu. 

HONORABLE  MENTION. 

Severo     Abeto,     Binalbagan,     Occidental 

Negros. 

J.  Abiera,  Antique,  Panay. 
Severo  Acosta,  Batac,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Rufino  Afungol,  Paete,  Laguna. 
Segundo  Aguilar,  Candaba,  Pampanga. 
Paula  Alarcon,  Cavite. 
Vicente  Alfuerto,  Tayabas. 
V.  Alvarez,  Zamboanga,  Mindanao. 
Regino  Andoy,  Calape,  Bohol. 
Juan  de  los  Angeles,  Angat,  Bulacan. 
Gonzalo  Angeles,  Angat,  Bulacan. 
Carmen  Armanday,  Janiuay,  Iloilo. 
Carmen  Arroyo,  Candaba,  Pampanga. 
Tranquilino  Arroyo,  Candaba  Pampanga. 
Paco  Arumfante,  Cagayan,  Luzon. 
Petra  Astorga,  Barugo,  Leyte. 
Roque  Baguen,  Bangued,  Abra. 
Patricio  Bajay,  Leyte,  Leyte. 
Jose  Baisaz,  Paete,  Laguna. 
Lorenzo  Ballera,  Bucay,  Abra. 
Luciano  Bandarail,   Bangued,  Abra. 
Chas.     S.     Banks,     Liijaioy,     Occidental 

Negros. 

Jacinta  de  Barbudo,   Bacon,  Sorsogon. 
Maria  Batactoy,  Dalaguete,  Cebu. 
Mrs.  Bautista,  Pambujan,   Samar. 
Pablo  Bermales,  Bucay,  Abra. 
Pedro   Bersamira,   Bangued,  Abra. 
Gilas  Bersamin,  Bangued,  Abra. 
Dionisia    Bomediano,    Calape,    Bohol. 
Candelario   Borja,   Tagbilaran,   Bohol. 
Juanita  Buenconsejo,  Dalaguete,  Cebu. 
Victor   Carbides,   Mercedes,   Samar. 
Victor   Cabides,   Mercedes,    Samar. 
Gabino    Cabrera,    Apalit,   Pampanga. 
C.   Everett   Connant,   Barili,   Cebu. 
Marcela  Conui,  Ormoc,  Leyte. 
Jose  Cornico,  Catarman,  Samar. 
Jorge  de  la  Cruz,  Catarman,  Samar. 
Rafael  de  la  Cruz,  Guiuan,  Samar. 
Rufino  Custono,  Catarman,  Samar. 
Procopio    Dacudag,    Dingle,    Iloilo. 
Dolores  Danisay,   Malolos,  Bulacan. 


Marcela  Diaz,  Leyte,  Leyte. 

Justo  Diaz,  Cavite. 

I.  Dormes,  Sampaloc,  Tayabas. 

Isabela   Duenas,   Leyte,   Leyte. 

Simeona  Dumbrique,  Batac,  Ilocos  Nor- 
te. 

Gabina  Dumbrique,  Batac,  Ilocos  Nor- 
te. 

Augustin  Elpa,  San  Gregorio,  Abra. 

Dinas  Empleo,  Bacon,  Sorsogon. 

Paula  Alarcon  de  Ermitano,  Silang,  Ca- 
vite. 

Eladia  and  Francisco  Lucero,  Argao, 
Cebu. 

Angela  Flordeliz,  Hilongos,  Leyte. 

Eutropia  Flordeliz,  Hilongos,  Leyte. 

Francisco  Floroal,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Ceferino  Fontebuena,  Tabuan,  Iloilo. 

Lorenza  Foresta,  San  Domingo,  Ilocos 
Sur. 

Petra  Frani,  Carigara,  Leyte. 

Tita  Frondosa,  Ilocos  Sur 

Higino  Fulgueras,  Barcelona,  Sorsogon. 

Leocadio  Cabilaquin,  Soledad,  Occidental 
Negros. 

Regino  Garcia,  Manila. 

Julita  Monton  de  Gatsulao,  Himamay- 
lan,  Occidental  Negros. 

Manuel  Gil,  Virac,  Tayabas. 

Felipa  Giray,  Laoang,   Samar. 

Sixto  Gonzales,  Inopacan,  Leyte. 

Gracio    Gonzaga,    Tuguegarao,    Cagayan. 

Guillermo   Guzman,   Bangued,   Abra. 

C.  L.  Hall,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Adriano  Hernandez,  Silay,  Occidental 
Negros. 

A.  Ilagan,  San  Carlos,  Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 

Arcadio  Imperial,  San  Emilio,  Lepanto- 
Bontoc. 

Roberta  R.  de  Infante,  Valladolid,  Occi- 
dental Negros. 

R.  E.  Janes,  Cebu,  Cebu. 

3artolome    Japson,    Catbalogan,    Samar. 

Ladies'  Committee,  Santa  Rita,  Pampan- 
•  ga. 

Leoncia  Lecaros,   Maasin,  Leyte. 

Miss  Leon,  Naval,  Leyte. 

.Juana  de  Leon,  Cavite. 

Flora  Leones,  Tayum,  Abra. 

Eleuteria  Lleses,  Cavite,  Cavite. 

Domingo  Locsin,  Silay,  Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 

Severino  Lucero,  Taranguman,  Samar. 

Fulgencio  Lucero,  Argao,  Cebu. 

Mercedes  Lucero,  Argao,   Cebu. 

Victoria  Madamba,  Dingras,  Ilocos  Nor- 
te. 

Leonardo  Madrilejos,  Badajoz,  Romblon. 

Nicolas  M.aningan,  Hinunangan,  Leyte. 

Zosimo  Mapa,  Catbalogan,  Samar. 

Marcelo    Margallon,    Cabatman,    Iloilo. 


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Paz  Masne,  Pasig,  Rizal. 

Julia  Matias,  Pilar,   Sorsogon. 

Pacita  Matonda,  Maasin,  Leyte. 

Maria   Menendez,    San   Fernando,     Pam- 

panga. 

Gov.  Edward  Miller,  Cuyo,  Paragua. 
Gov.   Monreal,    Sorsogon,   Sorsogon. 
Eugenio  Montante,   Bangued,  Abra. 
Estella  Navarro,  Bangued,  Abra. 
Juanita  Neyra,  Babatingan,  Leyte. 
Captain    Offley,    Calapan,    Mindoro. 
Victor  H.  Olmstead,  Manila. 
Gov.  Pack,  Baguio,  Benguet. 
Rafael  Pacson,  Pototan,  Iloilo. 
Andres  Paglumutan,  Hog,  Occidental  Ne- 

gros. 

Anacleto  Paguio,  Pilar,  Bataan. 
Ceferino  Palabrinca,   Pototan,   Iloilo. 
Hugo  Palo,  San  Enrique,  Iloilo,  Panay. 
Severo  Parinas,  Pidigan,  Abra. 
Sebastian  Pernia,  Calape,  Bohol. 
Antonio    Prudente,    San    Enrique,    Iloilo, 

Panay. 

Teogenes   Quiaoit,   Batac,   Ilocos   Norte. 
Dolores  Quiaoit,  Crisostomo,  Batac,  Ilocos 

Norte. 

Esteban    Quinto,   Tuguegarao,    Cagayan. 
Benito   Resurreccion,  Iloilo,   Panay. 
Francisco    J.    Reyes,    Occidental    Negros. 
Baltazara  Reynoso,  Cavite. 
Honorata  Ricafort,  Oquendo,  Samar. 
Elisidora  Rivera  y  Regis,  Bato,  Leyte. 
C.  Rocamora,  Barili,  Cebu. 
Mateo  Roldan,  Malolos,  Bulacan. 
Santiago  Roque,  Sorsogon. 


Maria  de  la  Rosa,  Calbayog,  Samar. 

Buenaventura  Resales,  Calabayog,  Sa- 
mar. 

Rueda  Bros.,  Zamboanga,  Mindanao. 

Maria  de  Santa,  San  Fernando,  Pam- 
panga. 

Baldomero  Santiago,  Capas,  Tarlac. 

Tomas  Sarmiento,  Barcelona,  Sorso- 
gon. 

Luciano   Severino,   Silay,   Occidental   Ne- 

'    gros. 

Clotilde  Sumel,  San  Nicolas,  Ilocos  Nor- 
te. 

Trinidad  P.   de  Tavera,   Manila. 

Narciso  Torres,  Bucay,  Abra. 

Geo.  Taylor,  Balan,  Tayabas. 

Magdalena  Tejico,   Jaro,  Iloilo,   Panay. 

Conchita  Trullens,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Bernardino  Valdez,  Batac,  Ilocos  Nor- 
te. 

Pedro  Valenzuela,  Naic,   Cavite. 

Consuelo  Valera,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Alexandra  Valera,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Faustino  Velasco,  Narvacan,   Ilocos   Sur. 

Sedacia  Venito,  Quinapundan,  Samar. 

Pedro  Veral  y  Vito,  Romblon. 

Francisco  Vigente,  Lopez,  Tayabas. 

Josefina  Villamor,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Remegia  Villamor,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Flordelis  Villaflor,  Uindang,   Leyte. 

A.  D.  White,  Fort  Wm.  McKinley,  Ma- 
nila. 

Aniceto  Yamson,  Santo  Nino,  Samar. 

Francisco  Yosal,  Calape,  Bohol. 

Juan  Zamora,  Silay,  Occidental  Negros. 


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Department  E. — Machinery. 

GROUP  65.     MACHINE  TOOLS. 

GOLD  MEDAL.  HONORABLE  MENTION. 

Salome   Padua,   Lucban,    Tayabas.  Francisco  Ambrosio,   Cavite. 

Juan   Cunel,   Lilio,  Laguna. 
GTT  \TW  A/nr«r»AT  Casiano  Diaz.  Cavite. 

Antonio  Munoz,  Catbalogan,  Samar. 

Tomas   Avancena,    Corregidor,    Manila.          Feliciano  Samutan,  Malolos,  Bulacan. 
Bilibid  Prison,  Manila.  Guillermo  Santiago,  Angat,  Bulacan. 

Benito  Soriano,  Tarlac. 

BRONZE    MEDAL. 
Justo  Dias,  Cavite. 


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Department  G-  -Transportation 


COLLECTIVE  EXHIBIT. 


GOLD  MEDAL. 
Philippine  Exposition  Board,  Manila. 


SILVER  MEDAL. 
Bureau  of  Agriculture,  Manila. 


GROUP  72.     CARRIAGES  AND  WHEELWRIGHTS'  WORK. 


SILVER  MEDAL. 

Rufino  Afungol,  Paete,  Laguna. 
Timoteo  Dado,  Paete,  Laguna. 
Calixto  Pellaban,  Tuguegarao,  Cagayan. 
Provincial     Committee,     Occidental     Ne- 
gros. 


BRONZE  MEDAL. 

Raymundo   Guay,   Sta.   Barbara,   Iloilo. 

Municipal  Committee,  Ilagan,  Isabela. 

Municipal  Committee,  Maragondon,  Ca- 
vite. 

Municipal  Committee,  San  Isidro,  Nueva 
Ecija. 

Rafael  Nepis,  Louisiana  Estate,  Occi- 
dental Negros. 

Provincial   Committee,   Nueva  Ecija. 

Sr.   Pulnido,   Sta.  Maria,  Cagayan. 


HONORABLE    MENTION. 

Severe  Alejano,  Occidental  Negros. 
Cirilo  Balaos,  Casanayan,  Capiz. 
Eusebio    Barona,    Bangued,    Abra. 
Narciso  Dison,  Orani,  Bataan. 
Ignacio  and  J.  A.  Gicana,  Catarman,  Sa- 

mar. 
Nicolas  Lagradilla,   Hacienda   Prudencia, 

Occidental  Negros. 

Fulgencio  Matias,  Santa  Ana,  Pampanga. 
Municipal  Committee,  Malalipot,  Albay. 
Eduardo  Samson,  Santa  Ana,  Pampanga. 
Florentine  Tambo,  Iloilo,  Panay. 
Calixto   Tellaban,   Tuguegarao,    Cagayan. 
Guillermo  P.  Timboc,  Apalit,  Pampanga. 
Liberate    Tupino,    Penablanca,    Cagayan. 
Basilica  Vela,  Calapan,  Mindoro. 
Daniel    and    Palacio     Villanueva,    Bago, 
Occidental  Negros. 


GROUP  73.     SADDLERY  AND  HARNESS. 


GRAND  PRIZE. 
"The  Sport,"  Manila. 

GOLD  MEDAL. 
Municipal    Committee,    Mariquina,    Rizal. 

SILVER  MEDAL. 

Domingo  Espigol,  Barcelona,  Sorsogon. 
Pascual  Palatto,  Penablanca,  Cagayan. 

BRONZE  MEDAL. 

Bilibid   Prison,   Manila. 
Hipolito   Elvena,  Tatum,   Abra. 
Municipal    Committee,    Dalaguete,    Cebu. 


Municipal  Committee,  Iloilo,  Panay. 
Municipal    Committee,    Tabaco,    Albay. 
Provincial     Committee,     Batangas,      Lu- 
zon. 


HONORABLE    MENTION. 

Pedro  Bersamino,  Bangued,  Abra. 
Hipolito  Elvena,  Tayum,  Abra. 
H.  B.  Fernald,  Tuguegarao,  Cagayan. 
Lope  Garnica,  Manila. 
Tiburcio  Lizardo,  Bangued,  Abra. 
A.  Moro,  Dinas,  Mindanao. 
Esteban  Quinto,  Tuguegarao,  Cagayan. 
Pio  Robila,  Bangued,  Abra. 
Francisco     Tongoy,     Murcia,     Occidental 
Negros. 


OFFICIAL  LIST  OF  AWARDS. 


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GROUP  75.     MATERIAL  AND  EQUIPMENT  USED  IN  THE 
MERCANTILE  MARINE. 


GRAND  PRIZE. 

Philippine   Exposition   Board,    Manila. 
Juan  Rodriguez,  Manila. 


GOLD  MEDAL. 

Bureau  of  Coast  Guard  and  Transporta- 
tion, Manila. 

S.  C.  Farnham,  Boyd  &  Co.,  Ltd.,  Shang- 
hai, China. 

Manila  Ship  Co.,  Manila. 

SILVER  MEDAL. 

Bureau  of  Forestry,  Manila. 
Compania  Maritima,  Manila. 
Leonardo  Osorio,  Cavite. 

BRONZE    MEDAL. 

Leon  Legaspi,  Hacienda  La  Luisiana. 

Occidental   Negros. 
Governor   Monreal,   Yrosin,   Sorsogon. 

HONORABLE  MENTION. 

Alfred   Arnold,   Apalit,   Pampanga. 

Jose    Arrioa   y    Dionisio    Batonis,    Catar- 

man,  Samar. 

Domingo  Bono,  Masbate,  Masbate. 
Esteban  Butson,  Sorsogon. 
Basilic  Corson,  Lampana,  Leyte. 


Jose  Crisostomo,  Iba,  Zambales. 

Agapito  Cuberto,  Leyte. 

Ciriaco  Dael,  Tanjay,  Oriental  Negros. 

Narciso  Dizon,  Orani,  Bataan. 

Jose  Fernandez,  Manila. 

Leon    Fernandez,    Buenavista,    Iloilo. 

Marciano  Galdana,  Samal,  Bataan. 

Nepomuceno  Gallego,  Masbate. 

Macelino  Gaylan,   Buenavista,   Iloilo. 

Lorenzo  de  Gran  Cairo,  Pambujan,  Sa- 
mar. 

Simeon    Harris,    Manila. 

Aurelio   Isaac,   Occidental  Negros. 

Santilio   Martinez,   Pambujan,   Samar. 

Jose  Medina,  Masbate. 

Gov.  Edward  Y.  Miller,  Paragua. 

Manuel  Obsequio,  Calbiga,  Samar. 

Policarpo    Omero,    Occidental   Negros. 

Antonio  Panyon,  Hog,  Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 0 

Ceridinio  Paraiso,  Nakalang,  Maao,  Oc- 
cidental Negros. 

Juan  Paredes,  Abra. 

Simeon  Perez,  Capiz. 

Juan  Ramirez,  Aparri,  Cagayan. 

Augustin  Sembrando,  Paric,  Samar. 

Valentin    Semilla,    Mariveles,    Bataan. 

Manuel  Soriano,  Pontevedra,  Capiz. 

Dr.  Lionel  A.  B.  Street,  Cervantes,  Le- 
panto. 

Valentin  Tello  Tandag,  Surigao,  Minda- 
nao. 


Ruperto    de   Venturanza,      Lemery, 
tangas. 


Ea- 


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Department  H — Agriculture. 

GENERAL  COLLECTIVE  EXHIBIT. 

GRAND  PRIZE. 
Bureau  of  Agriculture,  Manila. 

GROUP  78.   FARM  EQUIPMENT— METHODS  OF  IMPROVING 

LANDS. 

SILVER  MEDAL. 
X    Mariano  Trias,  Cavite,  Luzon. 

GROUP    79.       AGRICULTURAL     IMPLEMENTS    AND    FARM    MA- 
CHINERY. 


GOLD  «MEDAL. 

Juan  Rodriguez,  San  Nicolas  Dry  Dock 
Manila. 

SILVER  MEDAL. 

Municipal  Committee,  Bocane,  Bulacan. 
Rafael    Nepis,    Louisiana    Estate,    'Occi- 
dental Negros. 


BRONZE   MEDAL. 

Municipal  Committee,  Cuyo,  Paragua. 
Municipal  Committee,  Iloilo,  Panay. 
Provincial     Committee,     Bacolor,     Pam- 

panga. 

Provincial  Committee,  Pasig,  Rizal. 
^Mariano  Trias,  Cavite,  Luzon. 

HONORABLE    MENTION. 

Lucas  Acelajado,  Siniloan,  Laguna. 
Mariano  Alvarez,  Noveleta,  Cavite. 
Bruno  Andrade,  Oquendo,  Samar. 
Jose  Arriola,  Catarman,  Samar. 
Juan  Baile,  Sorsogon. 
Bonifacio  Balbaloza,  Siniloan,  Laguna. 
Mauro  Baligod,  Malaneg,  Cagayan. 
Bonifacio  Baraoain,  Bulacan. 
Eusebia  Barona,  Bangued,  Abra. 
Arcadio  Bautista,  Oriental  Negros. 
Hugo  Buenvenida,  Pilar,  Capiz,  Panay. 
P.  E.  Burns,  Abulug,  Cagayan. 
Feliciano   Cagunoa,  Pangasinan. 
Eugenio  Canlas,   Santo  Tomas,   Pampan- 


Francisco  Crisostomo,  Batac,  Ilocos  Nor- 
te. 

Dolores  Damsay,  Malolos,  Bulacan. 
Tito  Danao,  San  Enrique,  Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 

Santos   Delfin,   Abucay,   Bataan. 

Narciso  Dizon,  Orani,  Bataan. 

Miguel  Dollentas,   Sorsogon. 

Lucio  Flores,  Angat,  Bulacan. 

Baltazar  Gallo,  Buenavista,  Iloilo,  Pa- 
nay. 

Jacinto  Gauciem,  Candaba,  Pampanga. 

Alipio  Gernalin,  Binalbagan,  Occidental 
Negros. 

Mr.   Guerrero,   Mexico,   Pampanga. 

Benito  Gundan,   Malaneg,   Cagayan. 

V.  M.  Hansen,  Bohol. 

Simeon  Harris,  Manila. 

Garcia  Hernandez,   Bohol. 

Pedro  de  Jesus,  Mexico,  Pampanga. 

J.  E.  Kirtland,  Penaranda,  Nueva  Ecija. 

Pedro  Lagne,  Apalit,  Pampanga. 

Remigio  Limciaco,  Himamaylan,  Occi- 
dental Negros. 

Pascual  Lugui,  Apalit,  Pampanga. 

Felipe  Mangapit,  Batac,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Hilarion   Manapol,   Pampanga. 

Espiridion  Maristela,  Masbate. 

Martin  Mercurio,  Occidental  Negros. 

Cornello  Minoza,  Argao,  Cebu. 

Basilio   Pabutaran,   Occidental   Negros. 

Ignacio  Y.  J.  Pagdato,  Pinaldo,  Occiden- 
tal Negros. 

Pedro  A.  Paterno,  Manila. 

Catalina   Pulido,    Santa   Maria,    Cagayan. 

Feliz  Puno,  Tarlac,  Tarlac. 

Lucila  Reyes,  Lipa,  Batangas. 


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Tomas  C.  Reyes,  Candaba,  Pampanga. 

Santiago  T.  Reyes,  Sarvia,  Occidental 
Negros. 

Jose  Rivera,  Louisiana  Estate,  Maao  Oc- 
cidental Negros. 

Gregorio  Rodriguez,  Molo,  Iloilo,  Panay. 

J.  Romero,  Torrijos,  Tayabas. 

Marcos  Rosera,  Masbate. 


Manuel  Soriano,  Pontevedra,  Capiz,  Pan- 
ay. 

Carson  Taylor,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Antonio  Tonacao,  Leyte,  Leyte. 

Abraham  Torrecarion,  Maao,  Occidental 
Negros. 

Emeterio  Valera,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Fermin  Vedera,  Lopez,  Tayabas. 

Daniel  Villanueva,  Bago,  Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 


GROUP  80.     FERTILIZERS. 


HONORABLE  MENTION. 

Ramon    Meri    Abejuela,    Cagayan,    Misa- 
mis. 


Lino  Adance,  Valencia,  Bohol. 
Benito  Legarda,   Manila,  Luzon. 


GROUP  81.     TOBACCO. 


GRAND  PRIZE. 

"Germinal,"  Manila. 
La  Insular,  Manila. 
Manuel  Nieto,  Isabela. 

GOLD  MEDAL. 

Compania  General  de  Tabacos  de  Filipi- 

ans.San  Antonio,  Cagayan. 
La  Paz  y  Buen  Viaje,  Manila. 
La  Yebana,  Manila. 

Municipal  Committee,  Naguilian,  Isabela. 
Prov.  Committee,  Cagayan. 
Prov.  Committee,  Isabela  de  Luzon. 


SILVER  MEDAL. 

Hermogenes  Arrizabal,  Salana,  Cagayan. 

Hermogenes  Dattung,   Salana,  Cagayan. 

La  Alhambra,  Manila. 

Honorio  Lasan,  Penablanca,  Cagayan. 

Mercantile  Society,  Batac,  \Ilocos  Norte. 

Municipal  Committee,  Candon,  Ilocos 
Sur. 

Municipal  Committee,  Cottabato,  Min- 
danao. 

Municipal  Committee,  Davao,  Mindanao. 

Municipal  Committee,  Mondragon,  Samar. 

Municipal  Committee,  Piat,  Cagayan. 

Municipal  Committee,  San  Juan,  Union. 

Municipal  Committee,  Taboyan,  Cebu. 

Wenseslao  McChan  Genco,  Lumaba,  Ilo- 
cos Sur. 

McChan   Genco,  Wenceslao,   Manila. 

Luis  Pernilla,  Passi,  Iloiio,  Panay. 


Phil.  Expo.  Board,  Manila. 

Phil.  Tobacco  Trust  Co.,  Manila. 

Prov.  Committee,  Cebu. 

Santiago  Rensandero,  Baggao,  Cagayan. 

Jose  R.  Rivera,  Cordoba,  Cagayan. 

Alejandro  Ruiz  y  Ocampo,  Argao,  Cebu. 

Francisco  Saez,  Manila. 

Sprungli  &  Co.,  Manila. 


BRONZE   MEDAL. 

Eduardo  F.  Albal,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Rosalio  Eduarte,  Dolores,  Abra. 
Raymundo  Guay,  Sta.  Barbara,  Iloilo. 
Augustin  Ilagan,   San  Carlos,  Occidental 

Negros. 

Cristobal  Isidore,   Dingras,  Ilocos  Norte. 
La  Industrial,  Manila. 
La  Libertad,  Manila. 
La  Lucrecia,  Manila. 
La  Oceania  Tobacco  Co.,  Manila. 
La  Puerta  del  Sol,  Manila. 
La  Union  Ilocana,  Vigan,  Ilocos  Sur. 
Municipal  Committee,  Balincaguin,  Zam- 

bales. 

Municipal   Committee,   Dumanbag,   Cebu. 
Municipal       Committee,      Passi,      Iloilo, 

Panay. 

Basilia  Nocum,  Manila. 
Prov.  Committee,  Ilocos  Sur. 
Jose  Simpson,  Batac,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Juan  Villamor,  Bangued,  Abra. 
Yap  Tesicug,  Manila. 
Yong  Heng,  Manila. 


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HONORABLE    MENTION. 

Consolacion  Araneta,  Bago,  Occidental 
Negros. 

Antonio  Brillante,  San  Emilio,  Lepanto- 
Bontoc. 

Francisco  Buto,  Iguig,  Cagayan,  Luzon. 

P.  P.  Teodorico  Cobarrubias,  Manila. 

Teodoro  Cristobal,  Dingras,  Ilocos  Norte. 

El  Lucero,  Manila. 

Augustin  Javier,  Cadiz,  Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 

La  Batalla,  Manila. 

La  Bulaquena,  Manila. 

La  Rizal,  Manila. 

La  Tagala,  Manila. 

Crispina  Leonor,  Inocapan,  Leyte. 

Fausto  Lim,  Santa  Cruz,  Manila. 

Lourdes  Cigar  Factory,  Manila. 


Juan  Mercado,  Naga,  Cebu. 

Serapio  Montague,  Manila. 

Raymunda  Paciente,  San  Enrique,  Iloilo. 

Benigno  Padilla,  Sual,  Pangasinan. 

Rafael  Pagtehilan,  San  Emilio,  Lepanto 
Bontoc. 

Mado  Panis,  Murcia,  Occidental  Negros. 

Rice  Cigar  and  Cigarette  Factory,  Man- 
ila. 

Juan  Socano,  Poro,  Cebu. 

Yo  Suco,  Manila. 

Juan  Tanedo,  Poro,  Cebu. 

Cecilio  Tanedo,  Tarlac. 

E.  Tupas,  Occidental  Negros. 

Vicente  Velez,  Manila. 

Cirila  Villaflor,  Hindang,  Leyte. 

Lagarda  Villarama,  Angat,  Bulacan. 

Sotero  Viray,  Tarlac. 


COLLABORATORS. 


GOLD  MEDAL. 
Ariston  Bautista  y  Lim,  Manila. 


Justo  Guido,  Manila. 

Maun>  Prieto  y  Gorricho,   Manila. 

Joaquin  Sta.  Marina,  Manila. 


GROUP   82.      APPLIANCES  AND    METHODS   USED    IN   AGRICUL- 
TURAL INDUSTRIES. 


HONORABLE    MENTION. 

Bias  Baloran,  Malaneg,  Cagayan. 
Carlos  Corrales,  Manibajos,  Misamis. 
Rafael  Enero,  Pambujan,  Samar. 
Aniceto    Garilao,    Ginigaran,    Occidental 

Negros. 
Bibiano    Gelosa,     Ginigaran,     Occidental 

Negros. 


Percy  A.  Hill,  Calbiga,  Samar. 
Juan  Lazay,  Castilla,  Sorsogon. 
Vicente  Lozano,  Manila. 
Florencio  Magdaraog,  Albay. 
Fulgencio  Matias,  Santa  Ana,  Pampanga. 
Lucio  Meijos,  Pambujan,  Samar. 
Antonio  Munoz,  Catbalogan,  Bohol. 
Guillermo  P.  Tambal,  Apalit,  Pampanga. 
Guillermo  Tirona,  Imus,  Cavite. 


GROUP    84.       VEGETABLE    FOOD     PRODUCTS— AGRICULTURAL 

SEEDS. 

COLLECTIVE  EXHIBIT  OF  SEEDS. 

SILVER  MEDAL. 
Pedro  Valera,  Bangued,  Abra. 

CLEAN  RICE. 


GOLD  MEDAL. 

Juan  Araneta,  Maao,  Occidental  Negros. 
Francisco  Gonzalez,  Pangasinan. 


SILVER  MEDAL. 

Luciano  Almeida,  San  Fernando,  Union. 
Hermogenes   Arizabal,    Solano,    Cagayan. 


OFFICIAL  LIST  OF  AWARDS. 


119 


Francisco  Banzon,  Calasiao,  Pangasinan. 

Pantaleon  Banzon,  Balanga,  Bataan. 

F.  Cavite,  Calasiao,  Pangasinan. 

Municipal  Committee,  Anao,  Tarlac. 

Municipal  Committee,  Banban,  Tarlac. 

Municipal  Committee,  Batac,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Municipal  Committee,  Casiguran,  Sorso- 
gon. 

Municipal  Committee,  Dingras,  Ilocos 
Norte. 

Municipal   Committee,   Dolores,   Abra. 

Municipal  Committee,  Laoag,  Ilocos  Nor- 
te. 

Municipal  Committee,  Moncada,  Tarlac. 

Municipal  Committee,  Piddig,  Ilocos 
Norte. 

Municipal  Committee,   Polo,   Bulacan. 

Municipal  Committee,  San  Isidro,  Zam- 
bales. 

Municipal  Committee,  San  Miguel  de 
Camiling,  Tarlac. 

Municipal  Committee,  Tayug,  Pangasi- 
nan. 

Ignacio  Naval,  Balanga,  Bataan. 

Augustin  Pagima,  Balanga,  Bataan. 

Felipe  Pazis,  Claveria,  C'agayan. 

Provincial  Committee,  Abra. 

Provincial  Committee,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Provincial  Committee,  Occidental  Negros. 

Governor  E.  Santos,  San  Isidro,  Nueva 
Ecija. 

Smith,  Bell  &  Co.,  Manila. 

Macaria  Tanedo,  Tarlac. 

Mariano  Torralva,  Badoc,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Jose  Villanueva,  Calasiao,  Pangasinan. 

BRONZE  MEDAL. 

Martin  Arzadon,  Batac,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Tomas  Ladera,  Badoc,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Ramon  Mortera,  Manila. 
Jose  Magallanes,  Badoc,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Municipal   Committee,   Capas,  Tarlac. 


Municipal    Committee,    Pasuquin,    Ilocos 

Norte. 

Machete  Pagima,  Pilar,  Bataan. 
Alejandro   Rosario,   Bangued,   Abra. 
Maximino   Rosario,   Bangued,   Abra. 
Maximino  Rubio,  Badoc,  Ilocos  Norte. 

HONORABLE    MENTION. 

Pablo  Ardly,  San  Juan,  Batangas. 

Meliton  Argosino,  Lopez,  Tabayas. 

Maxima  Boholst,  Merida,  Leyte. 

Camilo  Butardo,  Paoay,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Luis  Cobrilla,  Merida,  Leyte. 

Vicente   Corpus,    Calape,    Bohol. 

Joaquin   Delgado,    Occidental   Negros. 

Manuel  Diamante,  San  Mateo,  Rizal. 

G.  Din,  Bacon,  Sorsogon. 

Gregoria  Espinosa,  Capas,  Tarlac. 

Rufina  Estremos,  Merida,  Leyte. 

Enrique  Garcia,  Guiguinto,  Bulacan. 

Gabriel  Garcia,  Casiguran,  Sorsogon. 

Lorenzo  Gerfaldeo,  Juban,  Sorsogon. 

Domingo  Gili,  Matnog,  Sorsogon. 

Andres  Ginate,  Valladolid,  Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 

Juan  Habelito,  Casiguran-,  Sorsogon. 

Tomas  Ladera,  Badoc,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Cosme  Lingayan,  Cordoba,  Cagayan. 

Luis  Luna,  San  Jose,  Batangas. 

Juan   Manese,   Arayat,   Pampanga.  ! 

Juan  Mateo,  Santa  Cruz,  Laguna. 

Angelina  Oleoa,  Himamaylan,  Occidental 
Negros. 

Simeon  Perez,  Calibo,  Capiz. 

Vidal  Perez,  Pototan,  Iloilo,  Panay. 

Eugenio   Permejo,   Torrijos,   Marinduque. 

Crisanto  Rosell,  Daan,  Batangas. 

Dionisio'Roy,  Calasiao,  Pangasinan. 

Mariano  Serrano,  Bacon,  Sorsogon. 

Santiago  Sambajon,  San  Pascual,  Burias 
Islands,  Masbate. 

Justo  Tanedo,   Victoria,   Tarlac. 

Juan  Torres,  Capas,  Tarlac. 

Augustin  Yatung,  Solana,  Cagayan. 


RICE  IN 


GOLD  MEDAL. 

Luciano  Almeida,   San  Fernando,  Union. 
E.   Alvarez,    Capiz,    Capiz. 
Juan   A.   Araneta,   Maao,   Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 

Pedro  Ardenas,  Capiz. 
Maria   Calunag,   Malolos,   Bulacan. 
Gregorio  Escuadra,  Baybay,  Leyte. 
Governor  C.  Joven,  Bacolor,  Pampanga. 
Basilio  Lim,  Antipolo,  Rizal. 


Municipal  Committee,  Lipa,  Batangas. 

Captain  Offley,  U.  S.  A.,  Calapan,  Min- 
doro. 

Provincial   Committee,   Tarlac. 

R.  Simcaco,  Himamaylan,  Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 

SILVER  MEDAL. 

Francisco  Abelarde,  Cadiz,  Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 


120 


PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 


Atanasio  Abquilan,  Himamaylan,  Occi- 
dental Negros. 

P.  Arcenas,  Capiz,  Capiz. 

Pedro  Banzon,  Balanga,  Bataan. 

Cirilo  Briones,  Torrijos,  Tayabas. 

Candido  Cordero,  Pototan,  Iloilo. 

Justo  Cuagcong,  Saravia,  Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 

Serapion  Dones,   Puerto  Diaz,   Sorsogon. 

Sancho  Eguia,  Dao,  Antique. 

Santiago  Facultad,  Pototan,  Iloilo. 

J.  Habelit,  Casiguran,  Sorsogon. 

V.  Holasca,  Barugo,  Leyte. 

D.  Huertas,  San  Pascual,  Burias,  Mas- 
bate. 

Carlos  Infante,  Valladolid,  Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 

Peregrin  Iboa,  Catbalogan,  Samar. 

Eladio  Hate,  Casiguran,  Sorsogon. 

P.  Ledesma,  Pototan,  Iloilo. 

Silvestre  Malong,  Binalonan,  Pangasinan. 

Governor  Monreal,  Irocin,  Sorsogon. 

Municipal  Committee,   Jovellar,   Albay. 

Municipal  Committee,  Tuy,  Batangas. 

Municipal  Committee,  Cuyo,  Paragua. 

Municipal  Committee,  Piat,  Cagayan. 

Mariano  Padilla,  Penaranda,  Nueva  Ecija. 

Ceferino  Palabrica,  Pototan,  Iloilo. 

Julio  Peregrin,  Torrijos,  Tayabas. 

Provincial  Committee,  Pampanga. 

Agripino  de  la  Rama,  Bacolod,  Occidental 
Negros. 

Alejandro  Ruiz,  Argao,  Cebu.' 

Laureano   Santiago,   Bugason,   Antique. 

Juan  Zamora,  Silay,  Occidental  Negros. 


BRONZE  MEDAL. 

Alipio    y    Kalina,    Valladolid,    Occidental 

Negros. 

Miguel  P.  Araneta,  Pototan,  Iloilo. 
Juan  Aras,  Bacon,  Sorsogon. 
Juan  H.  Aviles,  Casiguran,  Sorsogon. 
Francisco  Banzon,  Balanga,  Bataan. 
Silvino  Banzon,  Balanga,  Bataan. 
Roque  Bayguen,  Bangued,  Abra. 
Ramon  Bayle,  Puerto  Diaz,  Sorsogon. 
A.  Diaz,  Bacon,  Sorsogon. 
Juan  Dino,  Puerto  Diaz,  Sorsogon. 
Pedro  Duca,  Bacon,  Sorsogon. 
Pedro  Espano,  Dinalupijan,  Bataan. 
M.   Godoy,   San  Pascual,   Burias  Islands, 

Masbate. 

S.  Granada,  Talisay,  Occidental  Negros. 
Cirilo  Gredona,  Juban,   Sorsogon. 
Antonio  Groyon,  Juban,  Sorsogon. 
Celidonio  Guarin,  Juban,  Sorsogon. 
Juan  Guifaldon,  Juban,  Sorsogon. 
Atanasio  Laeza,  Casiguran,  Sorsogon. 
Domiciano  Layoc,  Casiguran,  Sorsogon. 


Florencina  Magdoroag,  Albay,  Albay. 

M.  Mercano,  San  Jose,  Batangas. 

Alejandro  Montelibano,  Silay,  Occidental 
Negros. 

Municipal  Committee,  Buhi,  Ambos  Cam- 
arines. 

Municipal  Committee,  Cebu,  Cebu. 

Municipal  Committee,  Irocin,   Sorsogon. 

Municipal  Committee,  Lemery,  Batangas. 

Municipal  Committee,  Pitogo,  Tayabas. 

Anacleto  Pagima,  Pilar,  Bataan. 

Leoncia  Purugganan,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Domingo  Locsin  Rama,  Silay,  Occidental 
Negros. 

Baldomero  de  la  Rama,  Bacolod,  Occiden- 
tal Negros. 

R.  Salas,  Maao,  Occidental  Negros. 

Valentin    Tello,    Tandag,    Surigao,    Min- 
danao. 

G.  Tumanan,  Calasiao,  Pangasinan. 

L.  Villadelgado,   Libalon,   Antique. 

Santiago  Zamboyon,  San  Pascual,  Burias 
Islands,  Masbate. 


HONORABLE    MENTION. 

Isidro  Agapon,  Calasiao,  Pangasinan. 
Juan  M.  Agcaoili,  Dingras,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Vicente  Aglim,  Capas,  Tarlac. 
Rupefto  Aguila,  San  Jose,  Batangas. 
Agripino  Atienza,  Capas,  Tarlac. 
Marcelo   Ayo,   Bacon,   Sorsogon. 
Ignacio  Baja,  Capas,  Tarlac. 
Flaviano  Beltran,  Calasiao,  Pangasinan. 
Isidore  Biag,  Capas,  Tarlac. 
Felipe  Bustos,  San  Miguel,  Pampanga. 
Jose  Crisanto,  Capas,  Tarlac. 
Justo  Cuarcong,  Silay,  Occidental  Negros. 
Ceferino  Delute,  Himmangan,  Leyte. 
Pedro  Descalso,  Capas,  Tarlac. 
Gervasio  Destura,  Puerto  Diaz,  Sorsogon. 
Cipriano  Diticio,  Puerto  Diaz,  Sorsogon. 
Arcadio  Domanais,  Puerto  Diaz,  Sorsogon. 
Romualdo  Dominguez,  Capas,  Tarlac. 
Maria  Ebnega,  Puerto  Diaz,  Sorsogon. 
Manuel  Garcia,  Binalonan,  Pangasinan. 
Manuel  Gomora,-  Torrijos,  Marinduque. 
Gregoria  Grajo,  Juban,  Sorsogon. 
Severino  Habitan,  Casiguran,  Sorsogon. 
Luis  Jesalva,  Castillo,  Sorsogon. 
Atanasio  Laoza,  Casiguran,  Sorsogon. 
Froylan  Lapus,  Capas,  Tarlac. 
Doroteo  Liborios,  Hinunangan,  Leyte. 
Melchor  Librantino,  Juban,  Sorsogon. 
C.  Lubiaga,  Bonate,  Iloilo. 
Salvador  Martin,  Antipole,  Rizal. 
Quintin  Marz,  Castilla,  Sorsogon. 
Manuel  Palmares,  Bonate,  Iloilo. 
Pedro  Peralta,  Torrijos,  Tayabas. 
Eleno  Porras,  Pototan,  Iloilo. 


OFFICIAL  LIST  OF  AWARDS. 


121 


Domingo  Pioquinto,  Nueva  Caceres,  Am- 

bos  Camarines. 
Pablo  Puig,  Pototan,  Iloilo. 
Andres  Suangco,  Pototan,  Iloilo. 
Fernando  Suasil,  Calape,  Bohol. 


Valentin  Sumulung,  Antipole,  Rizal. 
Escola'stica  Teves,  Tanjay,   Oriental  Ne- 

gros. 
Gabriel  Villalobos,  Valladolid,  Occidental 

Negros. 


CORN. 


SILVER  MEDAL. 

E.  Amero,  Arayat,  Pampanga. 

Juan  A.  Araneta,  Maao,  Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 

Municipal  Committee,  Piat,  C'agayan. 

Roman  Novella,  Silay,  Occidental  Negros. 

Provincial  Committee,  Cagayan  de  Lu- 
zon. 

Provincial  Committee,  Nueva  Viscaya. 

Juan  N.  Pasaporte,  Pototan,  Iloilo. 

Alejandro  Ruiz,  Argao,  Cebu. 

BRONZE  MEDAL. 

Pablo  Astronomo,  Calape,  Bohol. 

Cecilia  Aurelio,  Silay,  Occidental  Negros. 

Hilarion  Dominguez,  Masbate,  Masbate. 

Antonio  Groyon,  Juban,  Sorsogon. 

Pedro  Manalo,  Pasig,  Rizal. 

Leon  Manilagod,  Cordoba,  Cagayan. 

Municipal  Committee,  Alimodian,  Iloilo. 

Municipal  Committee,  Anao,  Tarlac. 

Municipal  Committee,  Bacolod,  Occiden- 
tal Negros. 

Municipal  Committee,  Batac,  Ilocos 
Norte. 

Municipal  Committee,  Ilagan,  Isabela. 

Municipal  Committee,  Lazi,  Oriental  Ne- 
gros. 

Municipal  Committee,  Santo  Nino,  Caga- 
yan de  Luzon. 

Municipal  Committee,  Tuao,  Cagayan. 

Provincial  Committee,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Fabian  Suga,  Arayat,  Pampanga. 

HONORABLE  MENTION. 

Eulogio  Adona,  Arayat,  Pampanga. 
Lucas  Apita,  Juban,  Sorsogon. 


Severino  Basarino,  Arayat,  Pampanga. 

Demetria  Boholst,  Merida,  Leyte. 

Reiriigio  Cananan,  Arayat,  Pampanga. 

Antonio  Cayetano,  Arayat,  Pampanga. 

Zenona  Cruz,  Pasig,  Rizal. 

Pedro  Domasig,  Puerto  Diaz,  Sorsogon. 

Anacleto  Flores,  Arayat,   Pampanga. 

Serafin  Gatuslao,  Guimamaylan,  Occiden- 
tal Negros. 

Alejandro  Guardian,  Juban,  Sorsogon. 

Potenciana  Guardian,  Juban,  Sorsogon. 

Teodoro  Guarin,  Arayat,  Pampanga. 

Evaristo  Guerrero,  Juban,  Sorsogon. 

Tomas  Guevara,  Juban,  Sorsogon. 

Gregorio  de  Ibanas,  Cadiz  Nuevo,  Occi- 
dental Negros. 

Damasa  de  Icarte,  Juban,  Sorsogon. 

Silvino  Isidro,  Arayat,  Pampanga. 

Mariano  Lapus,  Arayat,  Pampanga. 

Manuel  Lasarte,  Castillo,  Sorsogon. 

Victoriano  Lasgala,  Castillo,  Sorsogon. 

Hilarion  Lasona,  Castillo,  Sorsogon. 

Bastilio  Lazar,   Castillo,   Sorsogon. 

Francisco  Lupan,  Arayat,  Pampanga. 

Juan  Manlapig,  Capas,  Tarlac. 

Martin  Mercado,  Arayat,  Pampanga. 

Alejandro  Navarro,  Arayat,  Pampanga. 

Francisco  Ortiz,  Arayat,  Pampanga. 

Toribio  Patron,  Cordoba,  Cagayan. 

Narciso  Manabo,  Negros  Oriental. 

Angel  Puey  Sagay,  Bacolod,  Occidental 
Negros. 

Luciano    Sarce,    Castilla,    Sorsogon. 

Lazaro  Segovia,  Mabalacat,  Pampanga. 

Damaso  Sotogan,  Castilla,  Sorsogon. 

Cirilo  Talavera,  Arayat,  Pampanga. 

Julian  Valbuena,  Badoc,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Sisenandro  Valera,  Bangued,  Abra! 


VEGETABLES  AND  VEGETABLE  SEEDS. 


BRONZE  MEDAL. 

Victor  Cruz,  Balanga,  Bataan. 
Andres  Lazo,   Bacana,   Ilocos   Norte. 
Leonardo  Layosa,  Castilla,  Sorsogon. 
Felipe  Mangupil,  Batac,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Severo  Parinas,  Pidigan,  Abra. 
Simeon  Perez,  Capiz,  Capiz. 
Alejandro  Ruiz,  Argao,  Cebu. 


HONORABLE  MENTION. 

Filemon   Albay,   Murcia,    Occidental    Ne- 
gros. 

Teodoro  Arias,  Bucay,  Abra. 
Roberto    Arvela,    Iloilo,    Panay., 
Antonio  Asino,  Iloilo,  Panay. 
Cenon  Balbuena,  Bangued,  Abra. 
Pilar  Banzon,  Balanga,  Bataan. 


122 


PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 


Calixto  Benedicto,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Bartolome  Bersamira,  Bangued,  Attra. 

Romualdo  Boholst,  Merida,  Leyte. 

Cirilo  Briones,  Torrijos,  Tayabas. 

Pablo  Cabay,  San  Gregorio,  Abra. 

Irene  Ganlas,  Angeles,  Pampanga. 

Daniel  Carbayosa,  Calatrava,  Occidental 
Negros. 

Tomasina  Carro,  Daan,  Bantayan,  Cebu. 

Jose  M.  Cervantes,  San  Carlos,  Occidental 
Negros. 

Juan  Detablan,  Puerto  Diaz,  Sorsogon. 

Cecilio  Dofello,  Juban,  Sorsogon. 

Domingo  Dollete,  Dao,  Antique,  Panay. 

Emilio  Dominguez,  Mabulacat,  Pampanga. 

Marcos  Espinola,  Castilla,  Sorsogon. 

Macario    Fulteras,    Bulusan,    Sorsogon. 

Pedro  Gonzales,  Bucay,  Abra. 

Fruto  Lascana,  Castillo,  Sorsogon. 

Luis  Lima,  San  Jose,  Batangas. 

Daniel  Luna,  San  Jose,  Batangas. 

Carlos  Magalona,  Silay,  Negros  Occiden- 
tal. 

Gregorio  Malines,  San  Emilio,  Lepanto.. 

Maria  M.  de  Mapo,  Valladolid,  Occiden- 
tal Negros. 

Juan  A.  Mitra,  San  Juan,  Batangas. 

Mateo  Mosana,   Oquendo,   Samar. 

Pedro  Navarro,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Manuel  Obsequio,  Calbiga,  Samar. 

Isabel  Olavides,  Merida,  Leyte. 


Juan   Palacios,   Batangas. 

Isidoro  Quijano,  Naval,  Leyte. 

Rafaela  Ramos  Santos,  Mabalacat,  Pam- 
pagna. 

Benito  Reboredo,  Baggao,  Cagayan. 

Urbano  de  los  Reyes,  Pilar,  Bataan. 

Manuel  Salac,  Tarlac,  Tarlac. 

Luis  Salvacion,  San  Pascual,  Burias 
Islands,  Masbate. 

Simplicio  Santa  Ana,  Castilla,  Sorsogon. 

Alberto  Santo  Espiritu,  Tarlac,  Tarlac. 

Severo  Scala,  La  Paz,  Abra. 

Matias  Taggabao,  Baggao,   Cagayan. 

Nicolas  Tamayo,  Victoria,  Tarlac. 

Juan  Tampulao,  Baggao,  Cagayan. 

Cecilio  Tanedo,  Tarlac,  Tarlac. 

Maria  Tinging,  Talisay,  Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 

Agaton  Tongay,  Concepcion,  Talisay,  Oc- 
cidental Negros. 

Narciso  Torres,  Bucay,  Abra. 

Conchita  Trullens,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Damian  Tuano,  Talisay,  Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 

Jose  Valenzuela,  Mangataren,  Pangasi- 
nan. 

Remigia  Villamor,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Felipe  Villanueva,  Calasiao,  Pangasinan. 

Angel  Yabson,  Pasig,  Rizal. 

Tomas  Ysulat,  Daao,  Antique. 


TUBERS. 


HONORABLE  MENTION.    ' 

Santiago  Alejandro,  Bangued,  Abra. 
Teodoro  Balagtas,  Calumpit,  Bulacan. 
Victorio    Ferrarit,    Manapla,    Occidental 
Negros. 


Isidro  Ignacia,  Merida,  Leyte. 

Juan  Imus,  Tarlac,  Tarlac. 

Santiago  Reyes,  Silay,  Occidental  Negros. 

Albino  Villarosa,  Manila. 


CACAO. 


GRAND  PRIZE. 
Juan  Araneta,  Maao,  Occidental  Negros. 

SILVER  MEDAL. 

Valeriano  Climaco,  Cebu,  Cebu. 
C.  Garcia,  Sulipan,  Apalit,  Pampanga. 
Teogenes  Quiaoit,  Batac,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Alejandro  Ruiz,  Argao,  Cebu. 

BRONZE  MEDAL. 

Municipal  Committee,  San  Remigio,  An- 
tique, Panay. 


•     HONORABLE  MENTION. 

Bernabe  Agotibante,  Calatrava,  Occiden- 
tal Negros. 

Severino  Agravante,  Calatrava,  Occiden- 
tal Negros. 

Alejo  Coloso,  Cabancalan,  Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 

Antonio  Diestro,  Calatrava,  Occidental 
Negros. 

Jose  Trullens,  Bangued,  Abra. 


OFFICIAL  LIST  OF  AWARDS. 


123 


COFFEE. 


GOLD  MEDAL. 

Isaias  Benjamin,  Silang,  Cavite. 
SILVER  MEDAL. 

Juan   A.   Araneta,   Maao,   Occidental   Ne- 

gros. 

Provincial  Committee,  Nueva  Viscaya. 
Rueda  Bros.  "La  Mariana,"  Manila. 
Alejandro  Ruiz,  Argao,   C'ebu. 
Schuck  Bros,  Jolo,  Sulu. 


BRONZE    MEDAL. 


Ignacio  Ambalada,   Silang,   Cavite. 
Luisa  Ambalada,  Silang,  Cavite. 
Anselmo   Bringas,   Bangued,   Abra. 
Valentin    Tello,    Tandug,    Surigao,    Min- 
danao. 
Mariano  Torralva,  Badoc,  Ilocos  Norte. 


COPRAX,  011,8  AND  OIL  SEEDS. 


GRAND  PRIZE. 


Smith,   Bell   &   Co.,   Manila. 


SILVER  MEDAL. 

Buenaventura  Bunaguilida,  Lilio,  Laguna. 
Jose  Villanueva,  Lilio,  Laguna. 


BRONZE  MEDAL. 


Alipio     Ikolina, 
Negros. 


Valladolid,     Occidental 


HONORABLE  MENTION. 

Severa  Arriegado,  Daan,  Bantayan, 
Cebu. 

Juan  Baguial,  Sevilla,  Bohol. 

Nicolas  Blanco,  Paoay,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Temistocles  Boholst,  Merida,  Leyte. 

Juan  Cabanas,  Guinan,  Samar. 

Cristeta  Carro,  Daan,  Bantayan,  Cebu. 

Francisco  Coyoca,  Daan,  Bantayan,  Cebu. 

Buenaventura  Dimaguilla,  Lilio,  Laguna. 

Basilic  Ocaya,  C'albiga,  Samar. 

Leocadio  Paglomutan,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Jaoquin  Villadelgado,  Ginigaran,  Occiden- 
tal Negros. 


COLLABORATOR — Department   H,    Group   84   and   95.      Department  J, 

Group  107  and  110. 

BRONZE  MEDAL. 
Dr.  Leon  M.  Guerrero,  Manila. 


GROUP  87.  FARINACEOUS  PRODUCTS  AND  THEIR  DERIVATIVES. 


HONORABLE  MENTION. 

Jose  Arquiza,  Laguna. 
Pedro  Bernes,  Pilar,  C'apiz. 
Tomas  Carino,  Tayum,  Abra. 


Augustin  Elpa,  San  Gregorio,  Abra. 
Exzequiel  Ferrel,  Banton,  Romblon. 
Cipriano     Jimenez,     Saravia,     Occidental 

Negros. 
Mariano  Llanez,  San  Juan,  Abra. 


GROUP  89.     PRESERVED  MEAT,  FISH,  VEGETABLES  AND  FRUIT. 

GOLD  MEDAL.  HONORABLE  MENTION. 

Bonifas  &  Gonzales,  Manila.  Jose  Andres,  Batac,  Ilocos  Norte. 


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PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 


GROUP  90.     SUGAR  AND  CONFECTIONERY— CONDIMENTS  AND 

RELISHES. 


GOLD  MEDAL. 

Alipio     Akalina,     Valladolid,     Occidental 

Negros. 
Juan  A.  Araneta,  Louisiana  Estate,  Maao, 

Occidental  Negros. 
Agripino  Atienzo,  Capaz,  Tarlac. 
Mariano  V.  Henson,  Angeles,  Pampanga. 
Inchausti  &  Co.,  Iloilo. 
Smith,  Bell  &  Co.,  Cebu. 

SILVER    MEDAL. 

Go  Ke  Company,  Manila. 

Go  Tong,  Manila. 

Pedro  Jesus,  Potrero,  Pampanga. 

La  Marina,  Manila,  Luzon. 

Manuel  Martinez,  Tarlac,  Tarlac. 

Ignacio  Naval,  Balanga,  Bataan. 

Augustin  Pagnio,  Pilar,  Bataan. 

Nicolas  Paragas,    Dagupan,  Pangasinan. 

Teodorico  Tecson,  Jimamaylan,  Occiden- 
tal Negros. 

Pedro  Yulo,  Binalbagan,  Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 

Estanislao    Yusay,    Occidental    Negros. 


BRONZE  MEDAL. 

Jose  Chrisanto,  Capaz,  Tarlac. 

Fausto  Brigido,  Manila. 

Vicente  Feliciano,  Calasiao,  Pangasinan. 

Fin  del  Siglo,  Manila. 

Cosmo  Garcia,  Apalit,  Pampanga. 

E.  R.  Lopez,  Manila. 

Provincial  Committee,  Cagayan. 

Francisco  Reyes,  Arayat,  Pampanga. 

Antonio  Rosario,  Balanga,  Bataan. 

HONORABLE  MENTION. 

Francisco    Gray     Abaya,    Candon,    Ilocos 

Sur. 

Fabiana  Alikpala,  San  Luis,  Batangas. 
Serafina  Angeles,  Mabalacat,  Pampanga. 
Jose  Arguelles,  Batangas. 
Latina  Banaria,  Barotac   Viejo,  Iloilo. 
Jose  Banzon,  Balanga,  Bataan. 
Justa  de  Castro,  Mabalacat,  Pampanga. 
Maria     Guadalupe     Castro,      Mabalacat, 

Pampanga. 
Juan  Ceniza,  Mandaue,  Cebu. 


Tuco  Chuna,  Manila. 

Meliton    Ciraycong,    Murcia,     Occidental 
Negros. 

Eustaquio  Cortez,  Mandaue,  Cebu. 

Mariano  Cortez,  Concepcion,  Tarlac. 

Juan  Feraren,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Luis  Fesalva,  Castilla,  Sorsogon. 

Gregoria  Gloria,  Balanga,  Bataan. 

Go  Ke  Co.  Manila. 

Baldomero  Gonzaga,  Angeles,  Pampanga. 

Engracio  Gonzales,  Angeles,  Pampanga. 

Maria  Garcia  Grullay,  Juban,  Sorsogon. 

Juan  Guifuldon,  Juban,  Sorsogon. 

Carlota  C.  Henson,  Angeles,  Pampanga. 

J.  P.  Henson,  Angeles,  Pampanga. 

Lizarraga  Hermanos,  Manila. 

Juanario  Lacson,  Angeles,  Pampanga. 

Magdalena  Lacson,  Angeles,  Pampanga. 

Rosenda    Lucerna,    Hog,    Occidental    Ne- 
gros. 

Evaristo  Maneja,  Tovrijos,   Tayabas. 

Felipe  Mangupil,  Batac,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Marcia  y  Palon,   Ormoc,   Leyte. 

Macario   Mariano,   Castilla,   Sorsogon. 

M.  Martinez,  Tarlac,  Tarlac. 

Francisco  Maravilla,  Saravia,  Negros  Oc- 
cidental. 

*Martin  Melavo,  Tambubo  Bago,  Occiden- 
tal  Negros. 

Isabel  Mercado,  Angeles,  Pampanga. 

Atanacia  Rivera  de  Mercedes,  Mabalacat, 
Pampanga. 

Zoila  y  Marcelino  Nepomuceno,  Angeles, 
Pampanga. 

Jose    Maria    Palacios,    Maao,    Occidental 
Negros. 

Amado  Panis,  Murcia,  Occidental  Negros. 

Paula  Pedmilla,  Merida,  Leyte. 

Fernando  Quiaoit,  Batac,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Rafael  Ramos,  Mabalacat,  Pampanga. 

Santos  Florencio  Ramos,  Mabalacat,  Pam- 
panga. 

Jose  Salamanca,  San  Roque,  Cavite. 

E.  E.  Schneider,  San  Roque,  Ambos  Cam- 
arines. 

Fabiana  Suye,  Mandaue,  Cebu. 

Teodosio  Tecson,  Himamaylan,   Occiden- 
tal Negros. 

Pedro  Tiopaco,  San  Fernando,  Pampanga. 

Roberto    Toledo,    Florida    Blanca,    Pam- 
panga. 

Aurelia  Torres,  Angeles,  Pampanga. 


OFFICIAL  LIST  OF  AWARDS. 


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GROUP  92.     WINKS  AND  BRANDIES. 


BRONZE  MEDAL. 

Jose  Abuel  y  Ragelio,  Calape,  Lucban. 
Tayabas. 


HONORABLE  MENTION. 

Jose  Abuel  y  Ragelio,  Calape,  Lucban. 
Tayabas. 


Eustaquio  Agusin,  Lopez,  Tayabas. 
Buenaventura   Banzon,   Balanga,   Bataan. 
Fabian  Benedicto,  San  Jose,  Abra. 
Norberto  Hidalgo,  Dingras,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Ntfmeriano  Macasieb,  Lingayen,  Pangasi- 

nan. 
Francisco    del    Mundo,    Torrijos,    Marin- 

duque. 

Pedro  Reyes,  Lingayen,  Pangasinan. 
Jose   M.  Valero,  Balanga,  Bataan. 


GROUP  93.     SYRUPS  AND  LIQUORS— DISTILLED  SPIRITS— COM- 
MERCIAL ALCOHOL. 


GOLD  MEDAL. 

Ayala   &   Co.,   Manila. 
Tuason,  Legarda  &  Co.,  Manila. 
Patricio  Ubeda,  Manila. 
Ynchausti  &  Co.,  Manila. 

SILVER    MEDAL. 
A.  Zialcita,  Manila. 


HONORABLE  MENTION. 

Melchor  Dumlao,  Paoay,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Apolonio    Garcia,    San    Enrique,    Negros 

Occidental. 

Enrique  Oducayan,  Batac,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Fernando  Quiaoit,  Batac,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Florencio  Sears,  Bangued,  Abra. 
A.  Zialcita,  Manila. 


BEST  INSTALLATION. 


GOLD  MEDAL. 
Ynchausti  &  Co.,  Manila. 


GROUP  94.     FERMENTED  BEVERAGES. 
COLLECTIVE  EXHIBIT. 

GRAND  PRIZE. 
San  Miguel  Brewery,  Manila. 

GROUP  95.     INEDIBLE  AGRICULTURAL  PRODUCTS. 

FIBRES. 


GRAND  PRIZE. 
Gov.  B.  Monreal,  .Sorsogon. 


GOLD  MEDAL. 

Juan  A.  Araneta,  Maao,  Negros  Occiden- 
tal. 
R.  Cabionsa,  Sorsogon. 


C'atalino  Cascuas,  Jagna,  Bohol. 

Mariano   Moreno   Ramirez,   Daet,   Ambos 

Camarines. 

Municipal  Committee,  Daraga,  Albay. 
Municipal  Committee,  Juban,  Sorsogon. 
J.  Mac  Cleod  &  Co.,  Manila. 
Provincial   Committee,    Sorsogon. 
V.    Singsong  Encarnacion,   Vigan,   Ilocos 

Sur. 


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PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 


Smith,  Bell  &  Co.,  Manila. 

Warner,  Barnes  &  Co.,  Leyte,  Bohol  and 

Cebu. 

Warner,  Barnes  &  Co.,  Legaspi,  Albay. 
Ynchausty  &  Co.,  Manila. 

SILVER  MEDAL. 

Roman  Antonio,  Alang-Alang,  Leyte. 

Felix  Aranas,   Mambajao,   Misamis,   Min- 

.  danao. 

Eleuterio  Bumagat,  Nagpartian,  Ilocos 
Norte. 

Manuel  Canete,  Pastrana,  Leyte. 

Telesforo    Crisanto,    Manila. 

Hilaria  de  la  Cruz,  Libog,  Albay. 

Ensayo   Mercantil,   Jagua,   Bohol. 

Nieves  Damaraog,  Maao,  Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 

Carlos  Delanter,  Leyte,  Leyte. 

Potenciano  Diestra,  Occidental  Negros. 

Eugenia  Genoveza,  Piat,  Cagayan. 

Lorenzo  Gran  Cairo,  Pambujan,  Samar. 

Gregorio  Ibanez,  Cadiz,  Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 

Eusebia  Joaquin,  Batac,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Rufina  de  Kilayko,  Talisay,  Occidental 
Negros. 

Alejo  Maga,  Catbalogan,  Samar. 

Florencio   Magdaraog,   Albay,   Albay. 

Pedro  Maravilla,  Sarabia,  Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 

Mercantile   Society,   Batac,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Municipal  Committee,  Bacacay,  Albay. 

Municipal  Committee,  Boac,  Marinduque. 

Municipal  Committee,  Buhi,  Ambos  Cam- 
arines. 

Municipal  Committee,   Canag,   Samar. 

Municipal  Committee,  Casiguran,  Sorso- 
gon. 

Municipal  Committee,  Catarman,   Samar. 

Municipal  Committee,   Culasi,  Antique. 

Municipal  Committee,  Gasan,  Marin- 
duque. 

Municipal  Committee,  Jagna,  Bohol. 

Municipal  Committee,  Jaro,  Iloilo. 

Municipal  Committee,  Laoag,  Ilocos 
Norte. 

Municipal  Committee,  Lavezares,  Samar. 

Municipal  Committee,  Madalag,  Capiz, 
Panay. 

Municipal  Committee,  Pagsajan,  Laguna. 

Municipal  Committee,  Paranas,  Samar. 

Municipal  Committee,  Silay,  Occidental 
Negros. 

Municipal  Committee,  Tolon,  Oriental 
Negros. 

Juan  Nerzosa,  Batac,  Ilocos.,  Norte. 

Provincial  Committee,  Ambos  Camarines. 

Provincial  Committee,  Cebu. 

Provincial  Committee,  Masbate. 


Provincial  Committee,  Romblon. 

Provincial  Committee,  Occidental  Negros. 

Ignacio  Racimo,  Piddig,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Severino  Reyes,  Cagayan,  Misamis,  Min- 
danao. 

Buenaventura  Resales,  Calbayog,  Samar. 

Emeterio  Serrano,  Sorsogon. 

Valentin  Tello,  Tandag,  Surigao,  Min- 
danao. 

Silvina   Quimbo,   Calbiga,   Samar. 

Augustin  Villaflor,  Hindang,  Leyte. 

Juan  Villamor,  Bangued,  Abra. 

BRONZE  MEDAL. 

Juan  Aguilar,  Tanjay,  Oriental  Negros. 

Severo  Alejano,  Occidental  Negros. 

Valentin  Balandra,  Capiz,  Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 

Charles  S.  Banks,  Maao,  Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 

Pio  Cubel,  Cabatuan,  Iloilo,  Panay. 

Pedro  Gella,  Pandan,  Antique,  Panay. 

Mateo  Iranes,  Manapla,  Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 

Rafael  Lete,  San  Fernando,  Union. 

Eulalio      Marianas,      Torrijos,     Tayabas, 

Municipal  Committee,  Bolinao,  Zambales. 

Municipal  Committee,  Bugason,  Antique. 

Municipal     Committee,    Dumalog,    Capiz. 

Municipal    Committee,   Dumangas,   Iloilo. 

Municipal  Committee,  Murcia,  Oriental 
Negros. 

Municipal  Committee,  Sta.  Cruz  de  Mar- 
induque. 

Municipal  Committee,  Tarlac,  Tarlac. 

Municipal  Committee,  Zamboanga,  Min- 
danao. * 

Hilaria  Palermo,  Maao,  Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 

Ceferino  M.  Pontebueno,  Iloilo. 

Antonio  Sans,  Puerto  Galera,  Mindoro. 

HONORABLE  MENTION. 

Roman  Antonio,  Alang-Alang,  Leyte. 
Santos  Abe-Abe,  Mambajao,  Mindanao. 
Adriano      Acosta,      San      Antonio,       Rio 

Grande,  Mindanao. 
Crisostomo  Agaza,  Barugo,  Leyte. 
Anastasio  Austero,   Abuyog,   Leyte. 
Juan  Arzao,  Bacon,   Sorsogon. 
Gregorio  Aran,  Mambajao,  Misamis. 
Bernabe  Ararao,  Calape,  Bohol. 
Felix  Aranas,  Mambajao,  Misamis. 
Teleforo  Crisanto,  Manila. 
Pio  Cubel,  Cabatuan,  Iloilo. 
Eusebia  Dajugong,  Hinuan,  Leyte. 
Faustina  Dafon,  Ormos,  Leyte. 
Florentino  Cajelsot,  Hinunangan,  Leyte. 


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Valentin  Cananan,  Ibay,  Capiz. 
Manuel  Carete,  Pastranam,  Leyte. 
Catalino  Casenas,  Jagua,  Bonol. 
Ramona  Comacho,  Mondragon,  Samar. 
Vicente  Flores,  Hilongos,  Leyte. 
Ceferino  M.  Fontbuena,  Iloilo,  Panay. 
Mateo    Franco,    Manpla,    Occidental    Ne- 

gros. 

Nicolasa  Franco,  Paoay,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Antonio  Gatuslao,  Murcia,  Occidental  Ne- 

gros. 

Lorenza  Gran  Cairo,  Pambujan,  Samar. 
B.  Kabguin,  Mambajao,  Misamis. 
Cipriano  Lagoscay,  Lazo,  Occidental  Ne- 

gros. 

Apolonio  Macamay,  Mambajao,  Cagayan. 
Alejo  Maga,  Catbalogan,  Samar. 
Jacinto  Mandia,  Albuyog,  Leyte. 
Eulalio  Maranus,  Torrijos,  Marinduque. 
Pedro  Maravilla,  Saravia,  Occidental  Ne- 

gros. 


Segunda  Martinez,  Bacacay,  Oriental  Ne- 
gros. 

Maria  Montilla,  Valladolid,  Occidental 
Negros. 

Isidore  Mora,  Pambujan,  Samar. 

Formosa  Palmes,  Maao,  Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 

Enrique  Panan,  Patnongon,  Antique. 

Hilaria  Paterno,  Maao,  Occidental  Negros. 

Rufino  de  Paz,  Abuyog,  Leyte. 

Amacia  Pedres,  Valladolid,  Occidental 
Negros. 

Emeterio  Serrano,   Sorsogon,  Luzon. 

Sofronio  Tarulbu,  Valencia,  Bohol. 

Ramon  Tinsay,  Baylon,  Silay,  Occidental 
Negros. 

Eusebia  Torres,  Maao,  Occidental  Negros. 

Francisco  Tuig,  Tanjay,  Oriental  Negros. 

Juan  Verzoza,  Batac,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Basilio  Villaflor,  Murcia,  Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 


INDIGO  AND  MEDICINAL  PLANTS. 


GOLD  MEDAL. 

John   T.   McLeod,   Manila. 
Enrique  Quema,  Vigan,  Ilocos  Sur. 

SILVER  MEDAL. 

Juan    Segovia,  .Himamaylan,    Occidental 
Negros. 


BRONZE  MEDAL. 

Francisco     Abelarde,     Cadiz,     Occidental 
Negros. 


Remigio  Villamor,  Bangued,  Abra. 
Pedro   Yulo,   Binalbagan,   Occidental   Ne- 
gros. 


HONORABLE  MENTION. 

Vidal  Horn,  Casiguran,  Sorsogon. 

H.  Inson,  Bulusan,  Sorsogon. 

Liberio    de   Jesus,    San    Fernando,    Pam- 

panga. 
Tomas  Ledesma,  Cabansulan,  Occidental 

Negros. 

Lino  Locson,  Cadiz,  Occidental  Negros. 
B.  Pais,  Iloilo. 
Roberto  Villabos,  Torrijos,  Marinduque. 


OILS  AND  OIL  SEEDS. 


SILVER  MEDAL. 

Pedro  Banzon,  Balanga,  Bataan. 

Ladies'  Committee,  Gerona,  Tarlac. 

Rafael  Lete,  San  Fernando,  Union. 

Pasiano  Peruche,  Nagpartian,  Ilocos 
Norte. 

Ricardo  Reyes,  Mambajao,  Misamis,  Min- 
danao. 


BRONZE  MEDAL. 

Jose  M.  Cervantes,  San  Carlos,  Occiden- 
tal Negros. 

Pascual  Raymundo,  Zaragoza,  Nueva 
Ecija. 


Juan  Tanedo,  Tarlac,  Tarlac. 

Pedro  Valera,  Bangued,  Abra,  Luzon. 

HONORABLE  MENTION. 

Maximiano  Acantilado,  Paoay,  Ilocos 
Norte. 

Timotea  Acosta,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Valeria  Andres,  Merida,  Leyte. 

Lorenzo  Baile,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Manuel  Banzon,  Balanga,  Bataan. 

Francisco  Bautista,  Bangar,  Union. 

Juan  Bello,  Magdalena,  Laguna. 

Mariano  D.  Bello,  Santa,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Alejo  Calaza,  Cabancalan,  Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 


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PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 


Gregoria  Canosa,  Almeria,  Leyte. 
Eduardo  Castellanos,  Calatrava,  Occiden- 
tal Negros. 

Felipe  Claros,  Paoay,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Casimira  Empas,  Almeria,  Leyte. 
M.  Fernandez,  Gerona,  Tarlac. 
Ramon  Galindez,  Bulusan,  Sorsogon. 
Hernandez  Garcia,  Bohol. 
Diego  Gloria,  Banan,  Batangas. 
Lucio  Manzanares,  Daan,  Bantayan,  Cebti. 
Celedonio  Mastrado,  Valencia,  Bohol. 


Jose  Olmos,  Batangas. 

Agapito   Pacaoinsis,    San  Enrique,   Iloilo, 

Panay. 

Benigno  Padilla,  Sual,  Pangasinan. 
Juan  Rallonoza,  Paoay,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Ventura     Rogillo,    San     Pascual,    Burias 

Islands,    Masbate. 

Rev.  Felipe  Romero,  Tarlac,  Tarlac. 
Angel  Santos,  Capas,  Tarlac. 
Nicolas  Tamayo,  Victoria,  Tarlac. 


GROUP  96.     USEFUL  INSECTS  AND  THEIR  PRODUCTS.— PLANT 

DISEASES. 


GRAND  PRIZE. 

Division  of  Entomology  (Bureau  of  Gov- 
ernment Laboratories),  Manila. 

SILVER  MEDAL. 

Charles  S.  Banks,  Government  Entomolo- 
gist, Manila. 

Division  of  Entomology  (Bureau  of  Gov- 
ernment Laboratories),  Manila. 

Division  of  Entomology  (Bureau  of  Gov- 
ernment Laboratories),  Manila. 

Ramon  Murga,  Puerto  Princesa,  Paragua. 

BRONZE  MEDAL. 

Beiiito  Alberto,  Santo  Nino,  Cagayan,  Lu- 
zon. 

Division  of  Entomology  (Bureau  of  Gov- 
ernment Laboratories),  Manila. 

Lucena  Tanguilina,  Tarlac,  Tarlac. 


HONORABLE  MENTION. 

Balabac  Light  House,  Balabac,  Paragua. 

David  Genes,  Castila,  Sorsogon. 

Gabriela  Crisostomo,  Batac,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Division  of  Entomology  (Bureau  of  Gov- 
ernment Laboratories),  Manila. 

Escarrila  Drug  Store,  Jaro,  Iloiio. 

A.  Florentino,  Plaza  Penzon,  Manila. 

Eustasio    Gonzaga,   Leyte,    Leyte. 

Rafael  Jocson,  Himamaylan,  Occidental 
Negros. 

J.  Ortega,  San  Fernando,  Union. 

Valentin  Semilla  Guevara,  Mariveles,  Ba- 
taan. 

Moros   Tiruray,  Tamantaca,  Mindanao. 

Pedro  G.  Vasquez,  Himalayan,  Negros 
Occidental. 

George  Williamson,  Zamboanga,  Min- 
danao. 

Dr.  William  M.  Walton,  Aparri,  Cagayan. 


GOLD  MEDAL. 

Charles  S.  Banks,  Government  Entomolo- 
gist, Manila. 

SILVER  MEDAL. 
Mateo  Fernandez,  Pura,  Tarlac. 


BRONZE  MEDAL. 

Teodoro  Espinosa,  Artist,  Bureau  of 
Government  Laboratories,  Manila. 

Willie  C.  M.  Schultz,  Assistant  Entomolo- 
gist, Manila. 


OFFICIAL  LIST  OF  AWARDS. 


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Department  J — Horticulture. 

GROUP  109.  PLANTS  OF  THE  CONSERVATORY. 


GRAND  PRIZE. 
Manuel  de  Iriarte,  Manila,  Luzon. 

GOLD  MEDAL. 

Bureau  of  Agriculture,  Manila. 
Governor  Monreal,  Sorsogon,  Luzon. 
Philippine   Exposition   Board,    Manila. 

SILVER  MEDAL. 

Municipal  Committee,  Siniloan,  Laguna. 
Senor  Cardenas,  Candaba,  Pampanga. 

BRONZE  MEDAL. 

Dr.  Stafford,  Manila. 

Jose  Valenzuelo,  Mangataren,  Pangasi- 
nan. 

HONORABLE  MENTION. 

Andres  Acero,  Siniloan,  Laguna. 

Timotea  Acosta,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Rafaela  Ramos  Angeles,  Mabalacat,  Pam- 
panga. 

Petronilo  Arivaldo,  San  Rafael,  Sorsogon. 

Juan  H.  Abiles,  Casiguran,  Sorsogon. 

Cenon  Balbuena,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Ignacia  Barcenias,  Barcelona,  Sorsogon. 

Ramon  Bionogracia,  Bulusan,  Sorsogon. 

C'ecilio  Briones,  Torrijos,  Tayabas. 

Municipal  Committee,  Cabangan,  Zam- 
bales. 

Roman  Canete,  Mambajao,  Mindanao. 

Jose  M.  Cervantes,  San  Carlos,  Occiden- 
tal Negros. 

Severe  del  Corro,  Daau,  Batangas. 

Justo  Cuaycong,  Saravia,  Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 

C.  Daguillo,  Tacloban,  Sorsogon. 

Maria  David,  Tarlac,  Tarlac. 

Candida  Domingo,  Malolos,  Bulacan. 

Emilio  Dominguez,  Mabalacat,  Pampanga. 

Hermenegildo  Domino,  Bulusan,  Sorso- 
gon. 

Leona  Doniquil,  Pto,   Diaz,  Sorsogon. 


Pedro  Espanola,  Dinalupijan,  Bataan. 

Tomas  Fragua,  Magdalena,   Sorsogon. 

Telesforo  Francisco,  San  Vicente,  Bulu- 
san, Sorsogon. 

Calixto  Fullerd,  San  Vicente,  Bulusan, 
Sorsogon. 

Pedro  Funesto,  Bulusan,  Sorsogon. 

Julian  Fungo,  San  Isidro,  Magdalena, 
Sorsogon. 

Severe  Galarosa,  Bulusan,  Sorsogon. 

Manuel  Galeza,  Bulusan,  Sorsogon. 

Felix  Gapas,  Bulusan,   Sorsogon. 

Ruperto  Garote,  Sta.  Magdalena,  Sorso- 
gon. 

Marcelo  Habulan,  Casiguran,  SorSogon. 

Juan  Habilito,  Casiguran,  Sorsogon. 

Telesforo  Irago,  Bulusan,  Sorsogon. 

Manuel  de  Iriarte,  Manila. 

Dionisio  Leyba,   Casiguran,   Sorsogon. 

Mariano  Llanesa,  San  Juan,  Abra. 

Florencio   Magdaraoag,   Albay,   Albay. 

Evaristo  Maneja,  Torrijos,  Tayabas. 

Isidro  Manganaan,  Tagudin,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Simona  Manog,  Basey,  Samar. 

Telesforo  Naga,  Bulusan,  Sorsogon. 

Capt.  Offley,  .U.  S.  A.,  Calapan,  Mindoro. 

Domingo  Pioquinto,  Nueva  Caceres,  Cebu. 

Angel  Puey,  Sagay,  Occidental  Negros. 

Tomas  Rago,  Mambajao,  Mindanao. 

Pascual  Raymundo,  Zaragoza,  Nueva 
Ecija. 

Urbano  de  los  Reyes,  Pilar,  Bataan. 

Ricardo  Reyes,  Mambajao,  Mindanao. 

Victoriano  Rodriguez,  San  Enrique,  Occi- 
dental Negros. 

Mariano  Rosa,  Tabaco,  Albay. 

Mamerto  Rubirta,  Dao,  Antique. 

Telesforo  Santiago,  Bulusan,  Sorsogon. 

Ruperto   Sarmiento,   Dalaguete,   Cebu. 

Genoveva  Tarcilla  y  Rubillos,  Tacloban, 
Leyte. 

Valentin  Tello,  Tandag,  Surigao. 

Luis  Tomas,  Daraga,  Albay. 

Cassinao  Torres,  San  Isidro,  Pangasinan. 

Januario  Torres,  Bulusan,  Sorsogon. 

Petronilo  Ubaldo,  Magdalena,  Sorsogon. 

V.  Valdehueza,  Mambajao,  Mindanao. 

Albino  Villarosa,  Tondo,  Manila. 


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PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 


Department  K- -Forestry. 

GROUPS  112,  113,  114.  APPLIANCES  AND  PROCESSES  USED  IN 
FORESTRY.— PRODUCTS  OF  THE  CULTIVATION  OF  FORESTS 
AND  FOREST  INDUSTRIES.— APPLIANCES  FOR  GATHERING 
WILD  CROPS  AND  PRODUCTS  OBTAINED. 

WOODS. 


GRAND  PRIZE. 

Forestry  Bureau,  Manila. 
Philippine  Exposition  Board,  Manila. 


GOLD  MEDAL.       , 

Bureau  of  Government  Laboratories. 
Timber  Testing  Laboratory. 


SILVER  MEDAL. 

Rev.  Fr.  Jose  Algue,  Manila. 
Tomas  Banzon,  Balanga,  Bataan. 
Juan  Castel  Caballero,  Manila. 
B.  W.  Cadwallader  &  Co.,  Manila. 
Claro  L.  Evangelista,  Guinayangan,  Taya- 
bas. 


Gracio  Gonzaga,  Tuguegarao,  Cagayan. 
Juan  Alvarez  Guerra,  Madrid,  Spain. 
Ex-Gov.  Julio  Llorente,  cebu. 
Rueda  Hermanos,  Manila. 
Gabriel  Tavora,  Agao,  Union. 


BRONZE  MEDAL. 

Joaquin  M.  Bayot,  Masbate. 
Eugenio  Genoveva,  Piat,  Cagayan. 
Gov.  C.  Joven,  Bacolor,  Pampanga. 
Juan  de  Juan,  Manila. 
John  T.  McLeod,  Manila. 
Antonio  Minozo,  Argao,  Cebu. 
Gov.  Monreal,  Sorsogon. 
Lucio  Ramos,  Bangued,  Abra. 
Gov.  Santos,  San  Isidro,  Nueva  Ecija. 


FURNITURE. 


GOLD  MEDAL. 

Judge  B.  S.  Ambler,  Manila. 

City   Government,   Manila. 

Mena  Crisologo,  Vigan,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Maximo  Cruz,  Manila.  t 

Arsenio  Cruz  Herrera*  Manila. 

Manuel  de  Iriarte,  Manila. 

Judge  W.  F.  Johnson,  Manila. 

Florencio    Jurado,    Manila. 

Ramon    Martinez,    Manila. 

Luis  Reyes,  Manila. 

Juan  Rodriguez,  Manila. 

Mrs.  Wm.  H.  Taft,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Miss  Mary  Wolfson,  Manila. 


SILVER  MEDAL. 
Capt.  Geo.  P.  Ahern,  Manila. 


Rev.  Fr.  Jose  Algue,  Manila. 
American  Book  and  News  Co.,  Manila. 
Bureau  of  Forestry,  Manila. 
Edgar  O.  Johnson,  Manila. 
Eulalio  Lacson,  Talisay,  Negros  Occiden- 
tal. 

D.  M.  McChesney,  Manila. 
Provincial   Committee,   Malolos,   Bulacan. 
Clinton  Smith,  Washington,  D.  C. 
Supervisor    Pangasinan    Province. 

BRONZE  MiSDAL. 

Dr.   Jose   Alemany,   Manila. 

Lieut.  John  M.  Flemister,  Manila. 

C.  Golden,  Manila. 

Municipal  Committee,  Legaspi,  Albay. 


OFFICIAL  LIST  OF  AWARDS. 


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COLLECTION  OF  CANES. 


GOLD  MEDAL. 
Juan  Villamor,  Abra. 

SILVER  MEDAL. 

Juan     Coronel,     San     Fernando,     Ambos 

Camarines. 

Gov.  Monreal,  Matnog,  Sorsogon. 
Eber  C.  Smith,  Manila. 
Narciso  Torres,  Bucay,  Abra. 


BRONZE  MEDAL. 

Justo  Diaz,  Cavite. 
Regino  Garcia,  Manila. 
Provincial    Committee,    Negros    Occiden- 
tal. 
Provincial   Committee,  Paragua. 


GUTTAPERCHA,  RESINS,  RUBBERS,  GUMS. 


GOLD  MEDAL. 

Juan    A.    Araneta    Maao,    Negros    Occi- 
dental. 


SILVER  MEDAL. 

Bureau  of  Forestry,  Manila. 
Municipal  Committee,  San  Miguel,  Bula- 
can. 


Bureau     of     Government     Laboratories,      Municipal    Committee,    Talisayan,    Gaga- 


Manila. 

Municipal     Committee,     Cottabato,     Min- 
danao. 

Ramon  Murga,  Puerto  Princesa,  Paragua. 

Philippine  Exposition  Board,   Manila. 


yan,  Misamis. 
Captain    Offley,    Calapan,    Mindora. 

BRONZE  MEDAL. 

Municipal  Committee,   Sibalom,  Antique, 
Panay. 


MISCELLANEOUS  COLLECTIONS. 


Woods,  Canes,  Rattan,  Basts,  Resins,  Medicinal  Plants,  Fruits,  Seeds,  Barks 
Herbariums,  Tannings,  Dyeing,  Etc. 


SILVER  MEDAL. 

Tomas  Banzon,  Balanga,  Bataan. 
Bureau  of  Agriculture,  Manila. 
Bureau   of  Forestry,   Manila. 
Municipal   Committee,    Bucay,   Abra. 
Municipal    Committee,    Guimares,    Iloilo, 

Panay. 

Rueda   Hermanos,  Manila. 
Antonio     Sans,     Puerto     Galera,     Marin- 

duque. 


BRONZE  MEDAL. 

Felix  Araguella,  Santa  Cruz,  Marinduque. 
Tomas  Banzon,  Balanga,  Bataan. 
Board  of  Health,  Bacoor,  Cavite. 
Juan  Habilito,  Casiguran,  Sorsogon. 
Antonio  Minoza,  Argao,  Cebu. 
Vicente  Lapres,  Candaba,  Pampanga. 
Rafael  Lete,  San  Fernando,  Union. 
Laureano   Lubayan,   Tanjay,   Negros   Oc- 
cidental. 


Liang  Malecio,   Catbalogan,   Samar. 
Pascual      Raymundo,      Zaragoza,     Nueva 
Ecija. 

HONORABLE  MENTION. 

Lucas   Acelejado,   Laguna. 

Rufino  Afungol,  Paete,  Laguna. 

M.  Agcara,   Balanga,  Bataan. 

Adriano  D.  Agot,  Baras,  Riza'l. 

Juan  Aguillo,  Claveria,  Cagayan. 

Mariano  Ahunda,  Virac,  Catanduanes,  Al- 

bay. 

Eduardo  F.  Albal,  Dingras,  Ilocos  Norte. 
Eugenia   Alday,    Guinan,    Samar. 
Severo  Alejano,  Hog,  Negros  Occidental. 
Vicente  Alfuerto,  Altimonan,  Tayabas. 
Vicente  Allerto,  Antimonan,  Tayabas. 
Gabriel  Aluga,  Masbate,   Masbate. 
Luis   Alvarez,   Baras,   Rizal. 
Rufino  Amper,  Anda,  Bohol. 
Benito  Ampong,  Anda,  Bohol. 
Jose  Andres,  Batac,  Ilocos  Norte. 


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PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 


Siniloan  Andres,  Acero,  Laguna. 

Candida  Antonio,  Malolos,  Bulacan. 

Guijano  Antonio,  Pilar,  Capiz. 

Santiago  Apostal,  San  Quintin,  Abra. 

Indalecio  Arcangel,  Batac,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Pedro  Ardena,  Capiz,  Capiz. 

F.  Arguelles,  Santa  Cruz,  Marinduque. 

Jose  Arquiza,  Laguna. 

Rosario  A.  Aviles,  Binangonan,  Pam- 
panga. 

Roque  Baguen,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Pablo  Bagui,  Paete,  Laguna. 

Jose  Baisaz,  Paete,  Laguna. 

Presidente   Balanay,   Villaviciosa,   Abra. 

Sr.  Balaoag,  Danglas,  Tayum,  Abra. 

Cirilo  Balaos,  Casanayan,  Capiz. 

Bonifacio  Balbalosa,   Siniloan,  Laguna. 

Juan  Banauro,  Pilar,  Abra. 

P.  T.  Barnes,  Masbate,  Masbate. 

Mariano  Barranedas,  Lopez,  Tayabas. 

Dr.  Jose  Bastida,  Davao,  Mindanao. 

Ladies'  Committee,  Batac,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Francisco  Bautista,  Bangar,  Union. 

Agustin  Belisario,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Mariano  Bello,  Bucay,  Abra. 

Pablo  Bereber,  Pontevedra,  Capiz,  Panay. 

Pablo  Bermales,  Bucay,  Abra. 

Adriano  Bermudez,  Bucay,  Abra. 

Cipriano  Bernido,  Anda,  Bohol. 

Eugenic  Blanco,  Maao,  Negros  Occiden- 
tal. 

Bonifacio  Borromeo,  Pamplona,  Cagayan. 

Adriano  Borja,  Laoag,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Bonifacio  Borromeo  Pamplona,  Cagayan. 

Bourns  &  Edelmeir,  Quinobatan,  Mas- 
bate. 

P.  E.  Burns,  Abulug,  Cagayan. 

Manabo  Busque,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Rosenda  Cabionsa,  Irosin,   Sorsogon. 

Felipe  Calderon,  Manila. 

Francisco  Cana,  Isio,  Negros  Occidental. 

Felix  Capas,  Bulusan,  Sorsogon. 

Martin  Castrudes,  Anda,  Bohol. 

Sabino  Celis,  Batangas. 

Jose  M.  Cervantes,  San  Carlos,  Negros 
Occidental. 

Maria  Cinco,  Angat,  Bulacan. 

Epifanio  Consing,  Cadiz,  Negros  Occi- 
dental. 

Marcos  Constantino,  Torrijos,  Marin- 
duque. 

Mariano   Corroon,  Imus,   Cavite. 

Zenona  Cruz,  Pasig,  Rizal. 

Victor  Cruz,  Balanga,  Bataan. 

Isidoro  Cuchay,  San  Quintin,  Abra. 

Municipal  Committee,  Cuyapo,  Nueva 
Ecija. 

Dioniso  Dario,  Claveria,  Cagayan. 

Gregorio  Deloso,  Anda,  Bohol. 

Villamore  Deloy,  Anda,  Bohol, 

Manuel  Diamante,   San   Mateo,  Rizal. 

Potenciano  Diguanco,  Mariquina,  Rizal. 


Amio  Domia,  Montular,  Sorsogon. 

Hermenegilda  Domino,  Bulusan,  Sorso- 
gon. 

Deogracias  Dumoal,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Rosalio  Eduarte,  Dolores,  Abra. 

Augustin  Elpa,  San  Gregorio,  Abra. 

Gregorio  Escuarda,   Baybay,   Leyte. 

Gregorio  Evangelista,  Nakalang,  Maao, 
Negros  Occidental. 

Genaro  Evaristo,  Dupax,  Nueva  Viscaya. 

Silverstre  Figuerea,  Calbiga,  Samar. 

Santiago  Figueroa,  Villareal,  Samar. 

Francisco  Flores,  Mabatan,  Bataan. 

Ceferino  Fontebuena,  Tabucan,  Iloilo. 

Feliciana  Frani,  Leyte,  Leyte. 

Antonio  Garis,  Oriental  Negros. 

Subig  S.  Garcia,  Zambales. 

Catalino  Garingalas,  Guimpal,  Capiz. 

Eugenia  Genovea,  Piat,  Cagayan. 

Maj.  E.   F.   Glenn,  Plattsburg. 

Severe  Goltiano,  Anda,  Bohol. 

Antonio  Gonzaga,  Ginigaran,  Negros  Oc- 
cidental. 

Gonsalo  Granados,  Laguna. 

Lorenzo  de  Gran  Cairo,  Pambujan,  Sa- 
mar. 

Hilarion  Guillemo,  Pavia,  Iloilo. 

Guillermo  Guzman,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Alfred  Henert,  Manila. 

Jose  P.  Henson,  Angeles,  Pampanga. 

E.  H.  Hereford,  Bongabon,  Mindoro. 

Percy  A.   Hill,  Calbiga,   Samar. 

Sarafin  Himanaglan,  Satuslao,  Negros  Oc- 
cidental. 

Geronimo  Hugo,  Casiguran,  Sorsogon. 

Peregrin  Iboa,  Catbalogan,  Samar. 

Juan  Ignacio,  Nagpartian,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Domingo  Ikasan,  San  Emilio,  Lepanto- 
Bontoc. 

Arcadio  Imperial,  San  Emilio,  Lepanto- 
Bontoc. 

Severe  Jamera,  Loreto,  Surigao. 

Leocadio  Javier,  Baggao,  Cagayan. 

Pedro  de  Jesus,  Potrero,  Pampanga. 

Rafael  Jocson,  Jimaylan,  Negros  Occi- 
dental. 

R.  E.  Jones,  Cebu. 

J.  E.  Kirtland,  Penaranda,  Nueva  Ecija. 

Capt.  Henry  Knauber,  Balanga,  Bataan. 

Mr.  Korozki,  Zamboanga,  Mindanao. 

Cipriano  Lagazca,  Oriental  Negros. 

Pascual  Lagne,  Apalit,  Pampanga. 

Juan  Lapradillo,  Tambubo,  Bago,  Negros 
Occidental. 

Cipriano  Lazo,  Lagazcay,  Negros  Orien- 
tal. 

Leon  Legaspi,  Maao,  Negros  Occidental. 

Manuel  Letrasa,  Nacalang,  Negros  Occi- 
dental. 

Li  Kim  Sui,  Manila. 

Mariano  Llama,  San  Juan,  Abra. 

Melecio  Llama,  Catbalogan,  Samar. 


OFFICIAL  LIST  OF  AWARDS. 


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San  Juan  Liana,  San  Juan,  Abra. 
Juan  Lopez,  Calasiao,  Pangasinan. 
Bustaquio  Maguinano,  Anda,  Bohol. 
Municipal  Committee,  Mangatarem,  Pan- 
gasinan. 
Felipe  Mangupil,  Batac,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Gregorio  Flor  Mata,    Lingayen,  Pangasi- 
nan. 

Juan  Mendoza,  Catbalogan,  Samar. 

Agaton  Molina,  Laguna,  Abra. 

Ildefonso  Monfort,  Murcia,  Negros  Occi- 
dental. 

Patricio  Mora,  Palo,  Leyte. 

Francisco    del    Mundo,    Torrijos,    Marin 
duque. 

Ramon  Murga,  Puerto  Princesa,  Paragua. 

Doroteo  Nepomuceno,  Bacon,  Sorsogon. 

Anastacio  Neri,  Cagayan,  Misamis. 

Tirso  Neri  Roa,  Cagayan,  Cagayan. 

Mateo   Nosano,   Oquendo,   Samar. 

Cererino  Nuestro,  Iloilo,  Laguna. 

Manuel  Obsequio,  Calbiga,  Samar. 

Basilio  Ocayo,  Calbiga,  Samar. 

Jose  Olmos,  Lobo,  Batangas. 

Brigide  Osena,  Lopez,  Tayabas. 

Benigno  Padilla,  Sual,  Pangasinan. 

Anaclete  Paguio,  Pilar,  Bataan. 

Ceferino  Palabrica,  Pototan,  Iloilo,  Panay. 

Juan  Palacios,  Batangas. 

Santiago  Palmos,  Isio,  Negros  Occidental. 

Espiritu  Paraiso,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Severe  Parinas,  Pidigan,  Abra. 

Zacarias  de  la  Paz,  Bucay,  Abra. 

Ruiz  Pedro,  Guyabamo,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Mamerto  Penaflor,  Torrijos,  Marinduque. 

Abraham  Peralta,  Dingras,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Domingo  Petropez,  San  Pascual,  Burias, 
Masbate. 

A.  J.  Pfaffenbauer,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Domingo   Pioquinto,   Nueva   Caceres,    Ce- 
bu. 

Angel  Puey  Sagay,  Bocolod,  Negros  Occi- 
dental. 

Manuel  Quinora,  Torrijos,  Marinduque. 

Ciriao  Quinto,  Torrijos,  Marinduque. 

Rosalio  Quinto,  Torrijos,  Marinduque. 

Proceso    Racho,  Balilijan,  Anda,  Bohol. 

Maxima  Ramirez  Hilongos,  Leyte. 

Vicente   Ramos,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Eugenic  Realeza,  Siniloan,  Laguna. 

Estaban  Reyes,  Apalit,  Pampanga. 

Francisco  Reyes,  Arayat,  Pampanga. 

Ricardo  Reyes,  Mambajao,  Misamis. 


Santiago  Reyes,  Saravia,  Negros  Occiden- 
tal. 

Tomas  Reyes,  Lilio,  Laguna. 

Urbano  de  los  Reyes,  Pilar,  Bataan. 

Gregorio  Ricamata,  Torrijos,  Marinduque. 

Emeterio   Rico,   Claveria,   Cagayan. 

Leon  Rigonan,  Batac,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Mariano  Riosa,  Tabaco,  Albay. 

Bernardino  Robles,  Caridad  Bago,  Ne- 
gros Occidental. 

Victorino  Rondima,  Torrijos,  Marin- 
duque. 

Maria  de  la  Rosa,  Marilao,  Bulacan. 

Buenaventura   Resales,  Calbayog,  Samar. 

A.  Rosario,  Binanganan,  Infanta,  Taya- 
bas. 

Francisco   Rubin,  Abuyog,   Leyte. 

M.  Saktao,  Mambajao,  Misamis. 

Julian  Samson,  Makakato,  Negros  Occi- 
dental. 

Ruperto    Sarmiento,  Dalaguete,  Cebu. 

Florencio  Sears,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Valentin  Semilla,  Mariveles,  Bataan. 

Hilarion  Simasio,  Anda,  Bohol. 

G.  Sividal,  Lingayen,  Pangasinan. 

Dr.  L.  A.  B.  Street,  Manila. 

Valentin  Tello,     Tandag,  Surigao. 

Ismael  Tason,  La  Paz,  Abra. 

Trinidad  P.  de  Tavera,  Manila. 

Tomas  Torres,  Apalit,  Pampanga. 

Garces  Torres,  Ormoc,  Leyte. 

Bernardino  Valdez,  Batac,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Jose  Valensuela,  Mangatarem,  Pangasi- 
nan. 

Dolores  Valera,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Ruperto  Vallereis,  Casamayan,  Capiz. 

Fermin    Verdera,  Lopez,  Tayabas. 

Francisco  Vergel  de  Dios,  Angat,  Bula- 
can. 

Saquin  Vicente,  Penablanca,  Cagayan. 

Mariano  Vico,  Lubo,  Batangas. 

Francisco  Vigente,  Lopez,  Tayabas. 

Luis  Villadelgado,  Sibalon,  Antique. 

Gregorio  Villaflor,  Calatrava,  Negros  Oc- 
cidental. 

Ruperto  Vilareis,  Casangan,  Capiz. 

Santiago  S.  Villanueva,  Llana-Hermosa, 
Bataan. 

A.  D.  White,  Fort  McKinley,  Manila,  Lu- 
zon. , 

Pablo  Yamson,  Vallaclolid,  Negros  Occi- 
dental. 


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PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 


COLLABORATORS. 


GRAND  PRIZE. 
Bureau  of  Forestry,  Manila. 

GOLD  MEDAL. 

Berry  Bros.,  Detroit,  Mich.      (Varnishes.) 

Ralph  C.  Bryant,  Manila. 

Dr.  Leon  M.  Guerrero,  Manila. 

SILVER    MEDAL. 
D.  Rafael  Lete,  San  Fernando,  Union. 


Elmer  D.  Merrill,  Manila. 

A.  Schwartz,  Manila. 
Jose  Villapol,  Manila. 

BRONZE  MEDAL. 

W.  W.  Clark,  Manila. 

B.  F.  DeVore,  Manila. 

C.  L.  Hoover,  Tarlac,  Tarlac. 
T.  J.  Pifford,  Manila. 


OFFICIAL  LIST  OF  AWARDS. 


135 


Department  L — Mines  and  Metallurgy. 

GROUPS  115  AND  116.      WORKING   OF    MINES,   ORB  BEDS    AND 

STONE  QUARRIES.     MINERALS  AND  STONES,  AND 

THEIR  UTILIZATION. 


GRAND  PRIZE. 

Mr.  Balbas,  Mancayan,  Lepanto. 
Bulacan  Province. 

GOLD  MEDAL. 

Maria  Altesa  Fernando,  Angat,  Bu- 
lacan. 

Batan  Coal  Mines,  Liguan,  Batan  Islands, 
Albay. 

Los  Banos  Improvement  Co.,  Los  Banos, 
Laguna. 

Municipality  Binangonan,  Rizal. 

The  Mining  Bureau,  Manila. 

Mariano  Moreno  Ramirez,  Paracale,  Am- 
bos,  Camarines. 

Municipal   Committee,  C'ompostela,  Cebu. 

Policarpio  Lacuna,  Penaranda,  Nueva 
Ecija. 

C.  A.  Pettit,  Suyoc,  Lepanto,  Bontoc. 

Francisco  Sanz,  Romblon. 

SILVER    MEDAL. 

Antique  Province. 

Bias  Mine,  Paracale,  Ambos,  Camarines. 

Bourns  &  Edelmeier,  Tokbo,  Masbate. 

Mateo  Cadapan,  Paete,  Laguna. 

Sisto  Calapin,   Nagpartian,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Galena  King  Mine,  Cebu. 

John  Hansen,  Baguio,  Benguet. 

L.  L.  Hill,  Cebu. 

James  J.  Kelly,  Gold  Creek,  Benguet. 

Urbano  Lacuna,  Penaranda,  Nueva  Ecija. 

Gov.  Leandro  Locsin,  Bacolod,  Negros 
Occidental. 

Mabtung  Mine,  Gold  Creek,  Benguet. 

Meade,  Fuster  &  Maryott,  Bued  River, 
Benguet. 

Misamis  Province. 

Municipality  Mangatarem,  Pangasinan. 

Municipal  Com.,  Paracale,  Ambos,  Cama- 
rines. 

Municipality  San  Miguel,  Bulacan. 

T.   E.   Newcomb,   Suyoc,  Lepanto-Bontoc. 

Pedro  Otayco,  Angat,  Bulacan. 

K.  W.  Paschke,  Cagayan,  Misamis. 

Nels  Peterson,  Bued  River,  Benguet. 

Provincial    Committee,    Union. 

Rizal  Province. 


C.  Rocamora,  Boloc,  Barili,  Cebu. 
Royal  Mine,  Suyoc,  Lepanto-Bontoc. 
San  Augustin,  Cebu. 
San  Estaban,  Ilocos  Sur. 
Mariano  Santiago,  Angat,  Bulacan. 
Mariano  Suares,  Angat,  Bulacan. 
Surigao  Province. 

The    Suyoc    Igorrotes,   Lepanto-Bontoc. 
Pedro  Valera,  Angat,  Bulacan. 

BRONZE  MEDAL. 

Anaconda    Mine,    Suyoc,    Lepanto-Bontoc. 

Barrio  Bato-Belani,  Paracale,  Ambos, 
Camarines. 

J.  E.  Caffney,  Suyoc,  Lepanto. 

Carlos  &  Bros.,  San  Miguel,  Bulacan. 

F.  Cochran,  Guinobatan,  Albay. 

Concha    &    Bros.,    San    Miguel,    Bulacan. 

Eureka  Mine,  Suyoc,  Lepanto. 

Gray  Horse  Mine,  Bued  River,  Benguet. 

Edward  Grimn,  Batnong,  Benguet. 

Adriano  Hernandez,  Silay,  Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 

Geo.  M.  Icard,  Mancayan,  Lepanto. 

Estanislao  Jusay,  Silay,  Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 

H.   Leonard,   Mancayan,  Lepanto. 

Masbate  Province. 

Municipality  Dumalog,  Capiz. 

Municipal  Committee,  Laoang,  Samar. 

Municipality  Suyoc,  Lepanto. 

Antonio  M.  Pabalan,  Manila. 

Pangasinan  Province. 

Alfonso  Ramos,  Tarlac,  Tarlac. 

Santa  Catalina,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Sotero  Viray,  Tarlac. 

Valentin  Wilson,  Paracale,   Camarines. 

Albert  P.  Wright,  Suyoc,  Lepanto. 

Capt.  R.  Yanguas,  Suyoc,  Lepanto. 

HONORABLE  MENTION. 

Hilarion  Alegrado,  Lobo,  Batangas. 
Julio  Alit,  Murcia,   Occidental  Negros. 
Alejandro  Angeles,.  Ibajay,  Capiz. 
Vicente  Atienza,  Paracale,  Ambos    Cam- 
arines. 

Balmeria  Mine,  Batnong,  Benguet. 
Fructuoso   Belleza,   Villavieja,   Abra. 
M.  Broderick,  Gold  Creek,  Benguet. 


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PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 


Sala  Bunnigas,  Pandan,  Abra. 

Bureau     of      Government     Laboratories, 
Manila. 

Pancracio     Calilan,     Nagpartian,     Ilocos 
Norte. 

Juan  Camillac,  Baggao,  Cagayan. 

Mr.  C'ayalo,  Danglas,  Abra. 

R.  Cebegudo,  Leo  Taxil  Mines,  Paracale, 
Ambos,  Camarines. 

T.  C.  Chase,  Salasy,  Antique. 

H.  C.  Clyde,  Antomok,  Benguet. 

J.  J.  Collins,  Manaog,  Paracale,  Ambos 
Camarines. 

Pedro  Cuaton,  Calape,  Bohol. 

Don   Feliz   David,   Bacolor,    Pampanga. 

Day  Dawn  Mine,  Masbate. 

Miguel  Dollentes,   Sorsogon. 

Leocadio    Domasig,    Puerto    Diaz,    Sorso- 
gon. 

Serapio  Dones,  Puerto  Diaz,  Sorsogon. 

Anastacio  Rmeris,  Placer,  Masbate. 

J.  Fernandez,  Peracale,     Ambos      Cama- 
rines. 

Pedro  Ferrer,  Milagro,  Masbate. 

Lucio  Flores,  Angat,  Bulacan. 

Manuel  Friarse,  Angat,  Bulacan. 

J.  E.  Gaffney,  Copper  Edge  Mine,  Man- 
cuyan,  Lepanto. 

Alejandro    Gannaban    Cordoba,    Cagayan. 

Telesforo     Garalde,     Nagpartian,     Ilocos 
Norte. 

Alvaro  Garcia,  Nagpartian,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Esteben  Garcia,  Misamis,  Mindanao. 

Carlos  Gernora,  Hog,  Occidental  Negros. 

Eugenio  Genovesa,   Piat,  Cagayan. 

J.  S.  Gillies,  Paracale,  Ambos  Camarines. 

John  S.  Gillies,  Zamboanga,  Mindanao. 

N.  F.  Hale,  Bagtangan,  Benguet. 

J.  D.  Hartwell,  Acupan,  Benguet. 

Percy   A.   Hill,   Calbiga,    Samar. 

J.  G.  Holcomb,  Manila. 

T.  K.  Hunt,  Suyoc,  Lepanto. 

Juan   Ignacio,   Nagpartian,   Ilocos    Norte. 

Perry  James,  Antomok,  Benguet. 

Juno  Mine,  Mancayan,  Lepanto. 

Lantad   Barrio,   Lantad,   Malonit,   Ambos 
Camarines. 

Faustino  Laprades,  San  Antonio,  Laguna. 

Palometan     Leocadio,     Escalante,     Occi- 
dental Negros. 

Cosme  Lingayen,  Cagayan. 

Mabato    Barrio,    Mabato,    Ambos     Cama- 
rines. 

J.  C.  McDonald,  Batnog,   Benguet. 


Juan  Magallanes,  Aroroy,  Masbate. 

Malate  Mine,  Batnog,  Benguet. 

Gabriel   Manangod,    Cordoba,   Cagayan. 

Leon  Manangod,  Cordoba,  Cagayan. 

Pedro  Maravilla,  Occidental  Negros. 

J.  E.  Margott,  Bued  River,  Benguet. 

Leon  Medina,  Calatrava,  Occidental  Ne- 
gros. 

Juan  Meliton,  Ibajay,  Capiz,  Panay. 

Mr.  Michael,  Wabash  Mine,  Mancayan, 
Lepanto. 

Modesto  Moos,  Nagpartian,  Ilocos  Norte. 

John  Muller,  Baldel  Mine,  Mancuyan, 
Lepanto. 

Jose  Munoz,  Negros  Oriental. 

J.  J.  Murphy,  Buel  River,  Benguet. 

Charles  Nathurst,  Suyoc,  Lepanto. 

J.  Nepomuceno  &  Co.,  Angeles,  Pampan- 
ga. 

Manuel  Obsequio,  Cavilga,  Samar. 

Basilio  Ocaya,  G'abilga,  Samar. 

Captain  Offley,  Mindoro. 

Ohio  &  North  Pole  Mine,  Mancuyan,  Le- 
panto. 

Governor  Ortega,  Union. 

K.  W.   Paschke,   Cagayan. 

Philippine  Mining  Syndicate,  Paracale, 
Camarines. 

Diogenes  Quiaoit,  Batac,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Rosalio  Quinto,  Torrijos,  Tayabas. 

John  Henry  Reader,   Suyoc,  Lepanto. 

J.  F.  Reavis,  Antamok,  Benguet. 

Doroteo  Rodriguez,  Paragua. 

E.  T.  Roper,  Batnog,  Benguet. 

Clemente  Roque,  San  Miguel,  Bulacan. 

Eduarte  Rosalia,  Dolores,  Abra. 

Angel   Santiago,   Angat,   Bulacan. 

Pasquel  Servera,  Paracale,   Camarines. 

Valentin  Semilla  Gueverra,  Mariveles, 
Bataan. 

G.  W.  C.  Sharp,  Antique,  Panay. 

Smith,   Bell   &    Co.,   Toledo,   Cebu. 

Sociedad  Minera,  Paracale,  Camarines. 

Don  P.  Somoza,  Paracale,  Camarines. 

Manuel  Soriano,  Pontevedra,  Cagayan. 

Cecilia  Sudela,   Santa  Barbara,  Iloilo. 

Juan  Tabisaura,  Cordoba,  Cagayan. 

Tecson  &  Bros.,  San  Miguel,  Bulacan. 

Valentino  Tello,  Tandag,  Surigao. 

Narciso  Torres,  Bucay,  Abra. 

Joe  Turrell,  Acupan,  Benguet. 

J.  Unson,  Pagsahan,  Laguna. 

Apolinario  Villarioz,  Calasgas,  Occi- 
dental Negros. 


COIvIv  ABOR  ATORS . 


SILVER    MEDAL. 


Oscar  Halvorsen,  Batan  Coal  Mines,  Al- 
bay. 


Lt.   H.   L.   Wigmore,   Batan   Coal   Mines, 
Albay. 


OFFICIAL  LIST  OF  AWARDS. 


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Department  M — Fish  and  Game. 

GROUP  120  AND  121.     HUNTING    EQUIPMENT— PRODUCTS  OF 

HUNTING. 


GOLD  MEDAL. 

Trinidad   de  Ayala,   Manila. 
Philippine  Exposition  Board,  Manila. 
Mariano  Raymundo,  Morong,  Rizal. 


SILVER    MEDAL. 

Mateo  Fernandez,  Tarlac. 
Charles  L.  Hall,  St.  Louis. 
Simon  Harris,  Manila. 
Geo.  P.  Linden,  Philadelphia. 


BRONZE  MEDAL. 

Jose  Bello,  Santa,  Ilocos  Sur. 
P.  E.  Burns,  Abulung,  Cagayan. 
Gov.  Juan  Cailles,  Laguna. 
Victor  Cruz,  Bataan. 
Escarilla  Drug  Store,  Jaro,  Iloilo. 

C.  B.  Etsler,  Gasan,  Marinduque. 
Percy  A.  Hill,  Calbiga,  Samar. 
Ladies'  Committee,  Leyte. 

Ladies'  Committee,  Sta.  Rita,  Pampan- 
ga. 

Lt.  G.  R.  Madden,  U.  S.  N.,  San  Fran- 
cisco. 

Gustavo   Niederlein,    Philadelphia. 

W.  O.  Owen,  Manila. 

Quartermaster  Depot,   Manila. 

D.  Rodriguez   &    Sons,   Calamianes,   Par- 
agua. 

Benito  Soriano,  Tarlac. 
L.  A.  B.   Street,  Manila. 
Valentin  Tello,   Tandag,   Surigao. 

HONORABLE  MENTION. 

Catalino  Abueg,  Rosario,  C'avite. 
Pedro  Ardenas,  Capiz. 
Antonio   Aurora,   Baggao,    Cagayan. 
Agustin  Baoa,  San  Emilio,  Lepanto. 
Romualdo  Boholts,  Merida,  Leyte. 


D.  E.  A.  Bullon,  Manila. 

Manuel  Xerez  Burgos,  Manila. 

F.  Carruthers,  Jolo. 

S.  S.  Carruthers,  Pasig,  Rizal. 

Esteben  Cruz,  Pasig,  Rizal. 

Tomas  de  la  Cruz,  Casanayan,  Capiz. 

Arturo  Dancel,  Pasig,  Rizal. 

Amador  Delfin,  Naval,  Leyte. 

Posidio   Delgado,   Santa  Barbara,  Iloilo. 

Rosalio  Eduarte,  Dolores,  Abra. 

F.  Gardoqui,  Bacolor,  Negros  Occidental. 

A.  R.  Hager,  Manila. 

Arcadio    Imperial,    San    Emilio,    Lepanto. 

Juan  Imus,  Tarlac. 

Agsano  de  Kahming,  San  Emilio,  Lepanto. 

Henry  Kleinwoth,  Manila. 

Matea  Laplagio,  Bato,  Leyte. 

Pedro  Lasan,  Solana,  Cagayan. 

Marcelo  Ledesma,  Valladolid,  Negros  Oc- 
cidental. 

Ceferino  de  Leon,  Manila. 

Gregorio   Malines,   San   Emilio,   Lepanto. 

Observatory  of  Manila,  Manila. 

Capt.  Offley,  U.  S.  A.,  Calapan,  Mindoro. 

Feliz  Puno,  Tarlac. 

Estanislao  Reyes,  Vigan,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Sabas  Rigonan,  Batac,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Filoteo  Rivera,  Escalante,  Negros  Ori- 
ental. 

Manuel  Salac,  Tarlac. 

R.  Schneidewind,  Manila. 

H.  R.  Spencer,  Manila. 

Ildefonso  Tambunting,  Manila. 

Cecilio  Tanedo,  Tarlac. 

Genaro  Tanjoco,  Manila. 

Valentin  Tello,  Tandag,  Surigao,  Min- 
danao. 

Narciso  Torres,  Bucay,  Abra. 

Van  Nenys,  Canabanatuan,  Nueva  Ecija. 

Eristero  Varela,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Geo.  W.  Vilain,  Manila. 

Juan  Villamor,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Sorero  Viray,  Tarlac. 

A.  D.  White,  Ft.  Wm.  McKinley,  Manila. 


COLLABORATORS. 


Mateo  Fernandez,  Tarlac. 


SILVER    MEDAL. 

Julius  Hurter,  St.  Louis. 


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GROUP  122  AND    123.     FISHING  EQUIPMENT   AND   PRODUCTS- 
PRODUCTS  OF  FISHERIES. 


GRAND  PRIZE. 

Jose  F.  Quadras,  Manila. 
Philippine  Exposition  Board,  Manila. 


GOLD  MEDAL. 
Permanent  Museum,  Manila. 

•   SILVER  MEDAL. 

Eufemia  de  Abaya,   Candon,  Ilocos   Sur. 

C.  B.  Etsler,  Gasan,  Marinduque. 
Mateo  Fernandez,  Gerona,  Tarlac. 
Pedro  A.  Paterno,  Manila. 

BRONZE   MEDAL. 

Rev.  Fr.  Jose  Algue,  Manila. 
Bureau  of  Agriculture,  Manila. 
Narciso  Dison,  Orani,  Bataan. 
Gregorio  Escario,  Batayan,  Cebu. 
Ambrosio    Evangelista,     Candaba,     Pam- 

panga. 

Bernardino  Jalandoni,  Negros  Occidental. 
Fulgencio  Matias,  Santa  Ana,  Pampanga. 
Gov.  Edw.  I.  Miller,  Paragua. 
Gov.  Monreal,  Barcelona,  Sorsogon. 
Gustavo  Niederlein,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Manuel  Obsequio,  Calbiga,   Samar. 
Gov.  Offley,  Calapan,  Mindoro. 
Gregorio  Pablo,  Gasan,  Marinduque. 
Gregorio  P.  D.  Pablo,  Vigan,  Ilocos  Sur. 
Esteban    Quinto,    Tuguegarao,    Cagayan. 
Diego  Reyes,  Candaba,  Pampanga. 
Marciano  Saldana,  Samal,  Bataan. 
Manuel   Soriano,   Pontevedra,   Capiz. 
Macaria  Tanedo,  Tarlac. 
Valentin  Tello,  Tandag,  Surigao. 
Ruperto  Villasies,  Casanayan,  Capiz. 

HONORABLE  MENTION. 

Catalino  Abeto,  Binalbagan,  Negros  Occi- 
dental. 

D.  L.  Adam,  Culasi,  Antique,  Panay. 
Severe  Alejano,  Negros  Occidental. 
Justo  Almucera,  Sta  Fe,  Cebu. 
Mariano  Alvarez,  Noveleta,  Cavite. 
Vicente  Alvarez,   Zamboanga,    Mindanao. 
Inocente  Andrade,   Oquendo,   Samar. 
Gervacio  Anibe,  Leyte. 

Alfred  Arnold,  Apalit,  Pampanga. 
Epifanio    Arreo,    Apalit,    Pampanga. 
Isaac  Aurelio,   Binalbagan,   Negros   Occi- 
dental. 


Bernardino  Avellana,  Negros  Occidental. 

Rosario   A.   Aviles,   Bingangan,   Tayabas. 

Jose  Baisar,  Paete,  Laguna. 

Tomas  Banzon,  Balanga,  Bataan. 

Braulio   Barbasa,    Manila. 

Fruto  Barbon,  Cadiz  Viejo,  Negros  Oc- 
cidental. 

Francisco  Bautista,  Union. 

Jose  Bello,  Santa,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Adriano  Bermudez,  Abra. 

Antonio  Bernal,  Santa  Rita,  Samar. 

Patricio  Braulio,  Pilar,  Capiz. 

Felipe  Bravo,  Casanayan,  Capiz. 

Geromino  N.   Caino,   Badajoz,   Romblon. 

Medeo  Captacio,  Pampanga. 

Tomas  Carsino,  Tayum,  Abra. 

Lucas  Catalan,  Iloilo,  Panay. 

Eugenio  Caulas,  Santo  Tomas,  Pampan- 
ga. 

Filomena  Cruz,  Hinongos,  Leyte. 

Tomas  de  la  Cruz,  Casanayan,  Capiz. 

Lazaro  Danao,  San  Enrique,  Negros,  Oc- 
cidental. 

Pio  Daria,  Bucay,  Abra. 

Celestino  Delantar,  Leyte,  Leyte. 

Roman  Delgado,  Valladolid,  Negros  Oc- 
cidental. 

Candida  Domingo,  Malolos,  Bulacan. 

Candida  Doris,  Candon,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Pascual  Drez,  Pangasinan. 

Ciriaco  Duel,  Tanjay,  Negros  Occidental, 

Daniel   Dumalao,   Paoay,   Ilocos   Norte. 

Rosario  Eduarte,  Dolores,  Abra. 

Agustin  Elpa,  San  Gregorio,  Abra. 

Genaro  Evaristo,  Dupax,  Nueva  Vizcaya. 

Alvaro  Fegantura,  Guimbal,  Iloilo. 

H.  B.  Fernald,  Tuguegarao,  Catrayan. 

Pascual  Firmeza,  Binalbagan,  Negros  Oc- 
cidental. 

Maria  Gabriel,  Angat,  Bulacan. 

Raymundo  Gabriel,  Angat,  Bulacan. 

Elias  Garcia,  San  Isidro,  Nueva  Ecija. 

Esteban   Garcia,   Cagayan,   Misamis. 

Lino  Garcia,  Santo  Rosario,  Pampanga. 

Catalino  Garingalac,  Guimbal,  Iloilo. 

Graciano  Gonzaga,  Manila. 

Juan  Gumalaoi,  Nagpartian,  Ilocos  Norte. 
te. 

Manuel  Guimora,  Torrijos,  Tayabas. 

Gil  Guirante,  Torrijos,  Tayabas. 

N.  de  Guzman,  Malolos,  Bulacan. 

Juan  Ignacio,  Nagpartian,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Pascual  Lagan,  San  Vicente,  Apalit,  Pam- 
panga. 

Andres  Lagman,  Minalin,  Pampanga. 

Pedro  Lague,  Apalit,  Pampanga. 


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M.  Laktaw,   Mambajao,   Misamis. 

Martin   Ledesma,   Pilar,   Capiz. 

Jacinto  de  Leon,  Apalit,  Pampanga. 

Manuel  Letreso,  Nakalang,  Maao,  Negros 
Occidental. 

Melencio  Liana,  Catbalogan,  Samar. 

Mariano  Llanesa,   San   Juan,   Abra. 

Buenaventura   Lola,   Villareal,   Samar. 

Mariano  Lozano,  Buenavista,  Iloilo. 

Mateo  Lozana,  Oquendo,  Samar. 

Pascual  Lugui,  San  Vicente,  Pampanga. 

John  T.  McLeod,  Manila. 

Bonifacio    Madrilejos,    Romblon. 

Thos.  J.  Mair,  Pampanga. 

Pedro  Malingas,  Badajoz,  Romblon. 

Evaristo  Maneja,  Torrijos,  Tayabas. 

Cornelia   Martin,   Malolos,   Bulacan. 

Rufino  Martinez,  Libog,  Albay. 

Hilarion  Martir,  Tambubo,  Bago,  Negros 
Occidental. 

Jose  Medina,  Masbate. 

Gov.   Monreal,   Irosin,   Sorsogon. 

Feliciano  del  Mundo,  Tayabas. 

Antonio  Munoz,  Catba\ogan,  Samar. 

Ariston  Muro,  Guiuan,  Samar. 

Mariano  Nuguit,  Liana- Hermosa,  Bataan. 

Basilio  Ocaya,  Calbiga,  Samar. 

Hipolito  Ocena,  Tagua,  Bohol. 

Geronimo  Odang,  Samar. 

Ramona  Olmos,  Batangas. 

Camila  Padilla,  Sual,  Pangasinan. 

Melecio  Padilla,  Torrijos,  Tayabas. 

Pedro  Padilla,  Apalit,  Pampanga. 

Santiago  Palmos,  Isib,  Negros  Occidental. 

Rita  Pangan,  Porac,   Pampanga. 

Pedro  Pania,  La  Paz,  Tarlac. 

Antonio  Panyon,  Hog,  Negros  Occidental. 

Severe  Parinas,  Pidigan,  Abra. 

Francisco  de  Pasion,  Paric,  Samar. 

Jose  Payson,  Manapla,  Negros  Occiden- 
tal. 

Felipe  Pazio,  Claveria,  C'agayan. 

Bugenio  Penzon,  San  Miguel,  Manila. 

Vicente  Perolles,  Tambubo,  Bago,  Negros 
Occidental. 

Lucas  Perras,  Bucay,  Abra. 

Cesario  Pingat,   Malaneg,   Cagayan. 

Domingo  Pioquinto,  Nueva  Caceres,  Cebu. 

Eugenio  Plata,  San  Miguel,  Manila. 

Provincial  Prison,  Negros  Occidental. 

C.  Pulido,  Santa  Maria,  Cagayan. 

Vicente  Quinanpit,  Bauan,  Union. 

Paulino  Quisumling,  Capiz. 

Ruperto  R.  Ragas,  Maasin,  Leyte. 

Juan  Rapal,  Cajidiocan,  Subulan,  Negros 
Oriental. 

Paulino  Raya,  Balanga,  Bataan. 


Macelo  Raygudo,  Bucal,  Tayabas. 

Doroteo  Realeza,   Siniloan,  Laguna. 

Baldomero  Regino,  Torrijos,  Tayabas. 

Praxedes  Regis,  Hilongos,  Leyte. 

Dalmacia  Reyes,  Galamba,  Laguna, 

Diego   Reyes,   Candaba,   Pampanga. 

Estanislao  Reyes,  Vigan,  Ilocos  Sur. 

Felipe  Reynoso,  Torrijos,  Tayabas. 

Mariano  Riosa,  Tabaco,  Albay. 

Gregorio  Rivasimonte,  Torrijos,  Tayabas. 

Doroteo  Rodriguez,  Calamianes,  Min- 
doro. 

S.  Rodriguez,  Binalbagan,  Negros  Occi- 
dental. 

Lorenzo  Roque,  Bulan,  Sorsogon. 

Emma  R.  Ross,  Manila. 

Gregorio  Sabana,  Cabalian,  Leyte. 

Jose  Salamanca,  San  Roque,  Cavite. 

Aniceto  Salinas,  Hinunangan,  Leyte. 

Samal  Moros,  Zamboanga,  Mindanao. 

Rev.  P.  Sanchez,  S.  J.,  Manila. 

Martin  Santilo,  Pambujan,  Samar. 

Teodoro  de  los  Santos,  Sto.  Tomas,  Pam- 
panga. 

Valentin  Semilla,  Mariveles,  Bataan. 

Tomas  Solidrem,  Ibajay,  Capiz. 

Lionel  A.  B.   Street,  Lepanto-Bontoc. 

Pedro  P.  Suerte,  Santa  Barbara,  Iloilo. 

Romuldo  Sulla,  Leyte. 

Leon  Talunit,  Badajoz,  Romblon. 

Carson  Taylor,  Manila. 

Domingo  Tollas,  Bucay,  Abra. 

Jose  Tonosier,   Cagayan. 

Mateo  Torres,  Apalit,  Pampanga. 

Agaton  Tortusion,  Hog,  Negros  Occiden- 
tal. 

Escolastica  Tuason,  Balanga,  Bataan. 

Pedro  Valdehueza,  Mambajao,  Misamis, 
Mindanao. 

Juan  Vasquez,  Ginigaran,  Negros  Occi- 
dental. 

Leoncio  Velasco,  Naic,  Cavite. 

Eugenio  de  Villa,  San  Luis,  Batangas. 

Eduardo  Villanueva,  Leyte,  Leyte. 

Ruperto  Villareis,  Casamayan,  Capiz. 

Pantaleon  Villesa,  Maao,  Negros  Occi- 
dental. 

Lieut.  J.  W.  Wakeley,  Tarlac,  Tarlac. 

Valentine  Wilson,  Paracale,  Ambos,  Cam- 
arines. 


COLLABORATOR . 
GOLD  MEDAL. 

Jose  F.  Quadras,  Manila. 


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Department  N — Anthropology. 


GROUP  125.   LITERATURE. 


SILVER  MEDAL. 
Manila  Observatory,  Manila. 


HONORABLE  MENTION. 

Robert  P.  Hughes,  Manila. 

Teogenes  Quiaoit,  Batac,  Ilocos  Norte. 

Gov.  Juan  Villamor,  Bangued,  Abra. 


GROUP  126.    SOMATOLOGY. 


BRONZE  MEDAL. 


HONORABLE  MENTION. 


Valentin  Semilla  Guevara,  Mariveles,  Ba-      Fernando  Ferrer,  Vigan,  Ilocos  Sur. 
taan. 


GROUP  128.     ETHNOGRAPHY. 
VILLAGES. 


GRAND  PRIZE. 

Igorrote  Village. 
Visayan   Village. 

GOLD  MEDAL. 
Samal  Moro  Village. 


Lake  Lanao  Moro  Village. 


SILVER  MEDAL. 

Bagobo  Village. 
Negrito  Village. 


EXHIBITS 


GRAND  PRIZE. 

Ethnological  Survey,  Manila. 
Philippine  Exposition  Board,  Manila. 

GOLD  MEDAL. 

Anastasio  Neri,  C'agayan,  Misamis. 

Dr.  D.  Folkmar,  Manila. 

Juan  Alvarez  Guerra,  Madrid,  Spain. 

Simon  Harris,  Manila. 

Captain  Heavey,  Zamboanga,  Mindanao. 

C.  A.  Howland,  Blackington,  Mass. 

Dr.  Albert  Ernest  Jenks,  Manila. 

Capt.  Offley,  U.  S.  A.,  Calapan,  Mindoro. 

Hon.  Epifanio  de  los  Santos,  Nueva  Ecija. 

Dr.  L.  A.  B.  Street,  Manila. 

Dr.  T.  Pardo  de  Tavera. 

Governor  Juan  Villamor,  Bangued,  Abra. 

SILVER  MEDAL. 

Capt.  P.  D.  Brown,  U.  S.  A.,  Asst.  Sur- 
geon, Manila. 


Thos.  W.  Covertson,  Malabang,  Mindanao. 
R.  E.  Jones,  Cebu. 
A.  Korczki,  Zamboanga,  Mindanao. 
Captain    Krooster,    15th    U.    S.    Cavalry, 

Manila. 

John  McLeod,  Manila. 
Rajah  Muda  Mandi,  Magay,  Zamboanga. 
Antonio  Munos,  Catbalogan,  Samar. 
National  Society  Army  of  the  Philippines, 
Filemon  Navarro,  Bangued,  Abra. 
Dr.  Gustavo  Niederlein,  Philidalphia. 
George  Seavers,   Manila. 
Valentin  Semilla  Guevara,  Mariveles,  Ba- 

taan. 
Visayan  Orchestra. 

BRONZE  MEDAL. 

Vicente  Alvarez,  Zamboanga,  Mindanao. 
Augustin    Baasa,    San    Emilio,    Lepantoc- 

Bontoc. 

Balabac  Light  House,  Balabac,  Balabac. 
Balanay,  Villaviciosa,  Abra. 


OFFICIAL  LIST  OF  AWARDS. 


141 


Pedro  Bersamira,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Lieut.    L.    B.    Dannemiller,    Zamboanga, 

Mindanao. 

Genaro  Evarista,  Dupax,  Nueva  Viscaya. 
Lieut.  J.  W.  Furlow,  llth  U.  S.  Infantry, 

Jolo. 

Eugenio  Geneoveza,  Piat,  Cagayan. 
J.  S.  Gillies,  Jolo. 

Gracio  Gonzaga,  Tuguegarao,  Cagayan. 
Juan  de  Guzman,  Tuao,  Cagayan. 
Charles  L..  Hall,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Percy  A.  Hill,  Calbiga,  Samar. 
J.  L.  Irwin,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Isinguen,  Manabo,  Abra. 
Severinus  Javier,  Manila. 
W.  J.  Kibby,  Richfield  Springs,  N.  Y. 
Geo.  P.  Linden,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
P.  B.  McConville,  Manila. 
Captain    Medio,    Sina    Bagbawan,    Pam- 

panga. 

Pedro  A.  Paterno,  Manila. 
Captain  Batu  Tallos,  Litang,  Pampanga. 
Lieut.  C.  L.  Turner,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
A.  D.  White,  Ft.  McKinley,  Manila. 


Domingo   Ybason,    San   Emilio,   Lepanto- 

Bontoc. 
Lieut.  J.  W.  Yinlow,  llth  U.  S.  Infantry, 

Jolo. 

HONORABLE  MENTION. 

Antonio   Brillante,    San  Emilio,   Lepanto- 

Bontoc. 

Bumugas,  Sal-Lapandan,  Abra. 
P.  E.  Burns,  Abulug,  Cagayan. 
Santos  Delfin,  Balanga,  Bataan. 
C.  H.  Leadbetter,  Portland,  Oregon. 
Rosalia    Lorenzana,    Cervantes,    Lepanto- 

Bontoc. 
Teodoro    Medoso,    Nakalang,    Occidental 

Negros. 

Severe  Parinas,  Pidigan,  Abra. 
Benito  Soriano,  Tarlac,  Tarlac. 
Francisco  Tacardon,  Tubungan,  Iloilo. 
Valentin  Tello,  Tandag,  Surigao. 
Jose   Villapol,    Manila. 
Lieut.  Thomas  F.  Rogers,  28th  Infantry, 

Mindanao. 


COLLABORATORS. 


GOLD  MEDAL. 
Ramon  Francisco,  Manila. 

SILVER  MEDAL. 
Esteban  de  Guzman,  Manila. 


BRONZE  MEDAL. 
Espiritu  Peralta,  Manila. 

HONORABLE  MENTION. 

Adriano  Acosta,  Cottabato,  Mindanao. 
H.  Harlow,  Zamboanga,  Mindanao. 


142  PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 

Department  R — Live  Stock. 

GROUP  97.     HORSES  AND  MULES. 

GOLD  MEDAL.  SILVER  MEDAL. 

Dr.  W.  E.  Musgrave,  Manila.  Moses  T.  Clegg,  Manila. 

GROUP  104.     POULTRY  AND  BIRDS. 

BRONZE  MEDAL. 
Ildefonso    Tambunting,    Manila. 


OFFICIAL  LIST  OF  AWARDS. 


143 


Samples  of  Foreign  Imports. 

COLLECTIVE  EXHIBITS. 


SILVER  MEDALS. 
Name.  Groups. 

Bazar  Filipino,  19,^  23,   24,  28,  29,   30,  31, 

34,*  35,   36,  38,  41,    46,   47, 

48,  49,  53,  71. 
H.  C.  Genato,  35,  60,  84,  85,  86,  87,  88,  89, 

90,   92,   93,  107. 
The  Sport,  29,  34,  35,  41,  55,  57,  59,  72,  73, 

95, 120. 
Bazar  de  Velasco.  23,  24,  28,  29,  30,  32,  34, 

35,   36,   38,   41,    43,   44,   45, 

46,  47,  48,  49,  53,  55,  72,  73. 

BRONZE   MEDALS. 
Behn.  Meyer  &  Co.,  15,  41,  54,  56,  60. 
Choa  Tek  Hee,  49,  54,  56,  57,  58. 
Ed.  A,.  Keller  &  Co.,  37,  54,  55,  56,  58. 
Ker  &  Co.,  15,  54,  55,  56,  57. 
Phil.  Exposition  Board,  24',  43,  49,  54,  56, 

57. 
Pio  Barretto  &  Co.,  19,  23,  29,  34,  41,  47, 

49, 120. 

Sprungli  &  Co.,  43,  54,  55,  56,  57,  58. 
Mariano  Uy-Chaco,  29,  41,  49,  73,  75. 

HONORABLE  MENTION. 
Name.  No.  of  Groups. 

H.  J.  Andrews  &  Co 54 

E.   Brammer    54 

Bureau  of  Agriculture 83 

Castle  Bros.  Wolf   &   Sons 84 

Ceriolo  Hermanos    56 

Chan  Chin  San 54 

Danon  Bros 54,  56,  57 

Sam    Tan   Erg 54 

John  Erks  &  Son 79 

Abdool    Tyeb    Esmaigir 54 

Findley  &  Co 54 

La  Flor  de  Cataluna 24 

Civil    Service    Board 129 

Philippine  Custom  Service 129 

Edwards    Bros.  57 


Executive   Bureau  of  the  Philippine 

Insular   Government    129 

Forbes,  Munn  &  Co 54,  57,  60 

Forestry  Bureau  . . . 112 

Froelich  &  Kuttner 49,  54,  56,  60 

Fuente   &   Co 89 

German  &  Co 15,  54,  58,  60 

Carlos  Gsell    54 

Heinzen  &  Co 54,  58,  60 

August   Gusberg    54 

F.  Gutierrez 54,  56,  57 

Gutierrez  Hermanos  89 

Hie   Cayi    58 

Holliday,  Wise  &  Co 28,  43,  54,  56 

Hollman  &  Co 54 

Bureau  of  Insular  Affairs 129 

Kuenzel  &  Streiff 54,  56,  58 

Juan   Landahl  ' 56 

Lutz,  Moll  &  Co 57 

P.  Millet  &  Co 54,  55,  56 

Municipal  Board  of  Manila 141 

T.   Pansan    54 

J.  Parsons 55 

Philippine  Mining  Bureau 119 

Philippine   Trading  Co 54 

J.   Pingsan    58 

Felix  Pla  e  Hijos 54 

T.   F.   Ramirez 54,   58 

Jose  Reull    54 

Aclolph  Richter    56 

Rubert  &  Guamis 58 

Senor  Sackerman   54 

Bazar  Siglo  XX 54 

Juan  Soler 54,  55,  56,  57 

Enrique  Spitz   85 

Struckman  &  Co 41,  54 

G.  Tanjaco   54,  56 

Union  Truck  Co 84 

Mariano  Velasco 55,  56 

E.  Viegelman  &  Co 54,  56 

Philippine  Weather   Bureau 18 

Luis  R.  Yangco 54,  55 


SILVER  MEDAL. 


COI,!,  ABOR  ATORS . 


Wm.  E.  Black,  Manila. 
J.  E.  Malloy,  Manila. 
D.  Samson,  merchant,  Manila. 
Harry  H.  Sebree,  Manila. 
Ed.  R.  Sizer,  Jr.,  Manila. 
J.   S.   Stanley,  Additional  Deputy  Collec- 
tor Customs,  Manila. 


BRONZE  MEDAL. 


Frank  B.  Coyne,  Philippine  Customs  Ser- 
vice. 

J.  S.  Waddington,  Philippine  Customs 
Service. 


144 


PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 


War  Exhibit. 


GRAND  PRIZE. 

Col.  H.  H.  Bandholtz,  Asst.  Chief  Philip- 
pine Constabulary,  Manila. 

Constabulary  Band,  Manila. 

Philippine  Constabulary  Battalion,  Man- 
ila. 

Philippine   Scouts  Battalion,  Manila. 

Office  of  Chief  of  Ordnance,  Division  of 
the  Philippines,  Manila. 

GOLD  MEDAL. 

Brig.  Gen.  Henry  T.  Allen,  P.  C.,  Manila. 

Lieut.  A.  A.  Cameron,  Philippine  Con- 
stabulary Medical  Officer,  Manila. 

Civil  Supply  Store,  Philippine  Constabu- 
lary, Manila,  P.  I. 

Lieut.  Modesto  Colmenares,  P.  C.,  care 
Adjt.  General,  Philippine  Constabulary, 
Manila. 

Office  of  the  Chief  Engineer  Officer,  Di- 
.vision  of  the  Philippines,  Manila. 

Capt  John  W.  Greene,  care  Adjt.  General 
Philippine  Constabulary,  Manila. 

R.  R.  Jones,   Cebu. 

Office  of  Chief  of  Ordnance,  Philippine 
Constabulary,  Manila. 

Depot  Quartermaster  U.  S.  A.,  Manila. 

Philippine  Scouts  Band,  St.  Louis. 

SILVER  MEDAL. 

Gov.     Juan     Villamor,     Bangued,     Abra 

(Plans). 

Gov.    Juan    Villamor,     Bangued        Abra 
(Arms). 

HONORABLE  MENTION. 

Sub.  Inspector  Lucas  Babiera,  care  of 
Adjt.  General  Philippine  Constabulary, 
Manila,  P.  I. 

Major  Peter  Barseth,  Philippine  Con- 
stabulary, Tacloban,  Leyte. 


Sub.  Inspector  Basilic  Baya,  Philippine 
Constabulary,  care  of  Adjt.  General 
Philippine  Constabulary,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Mr.  Charles  N.  Bean,  Aparri,  Cagayan. 

Jose  Bello,   Santa,  Ilocos   Sur. 

First  Sergt.  Julian  Cadiz,  Bulacan,  Mal- 
olos,  care  of  Senior  Inspector  Philip- 
pine Constabulary  of  Bulacan. 

Captain  Harry  J.  Castles,  Philippine  Con- 
stabulary, Manila. 

Sub.  Inspector  Marcelino  Cavestany,  Phil- 
ippine Constabulary,  care  of  Adjt.  Gen- 
eral Philippine  Constabulary,  Manila. 

Captain  Z.  F.  Collett,  Philippine  Constab- 
ulary, care  Adjt.  General  Philippine 
Constabulary,  Manila. 

Lieut.  Edward  Collins,  Philippine  Con- 
stabulary, Manila. 

Sub.  Inspector  Higuio  Concepcion,  Phil- 
ippine Constabulary,  care  of  Adjt.  Gen- 
eral Philippine  Constabulary,  Manila. 

Captain  Carey  I.  Crockett,  Philippine  Con- 
stabulary, care  of  Adjt.  General  Phil- 
ippine Constabulary,  Manila. 

Lieut.  Frank  S.  DeWitt,  Philippine  Con- 
stabulary, care  of  Adjt.  General  Philip- 
pine Constabulary,  Manila. 

Lieut.  Elmer  A.  Eckman,  Philippine  Con- 
stabulary, care  of  Adjt.  General  Phil- 
ippine Constabulary,  Manila. 

Mr.  H.  B.  Fernald,  Tuguegarao,  Cagayan. 

Captain  W.  O.  Fletcher,  Philippine  Con- 
stabulary, care  of  Adjt.  General  Philip- 
pine Constabulary,  Manila. 

Captain  E.  W.  Griffith,  Philippine  Con- 
stabulary, care  of  Adjt.  General  Philip- 
pine Constabulary,  Manila. 

Lieut.  Wm.  F.  Gwyme,  Philippine  Con- 
stabulary, care  of  Adjt.  General  Philip- 
pine Constabulary,  Manila. 

Mr.  John  C.  Hawley  (Supervisor  of  Ilo- 
cos Sur.),  Vigan,  Ilocos  Sur. 


OFFICIAL  LIST  OF  AWARDS. 


145 


Captain  A.  E.  Hendryx,  Philippine  Con- 
stabulary, care  of  Adjt.  General  Philip- 
pine Constabulary,  Manila. 

Lieut.  Percy  A.  Hill,  .Philippine  Con- 
stabulary, care  of  Adjt.  General  Philip- 
pine Constabulary,  Manila. 

Captain  H.  J.  Hunt,  Philippine  Con- 
stabulary, care  of  Adjt.  General  Philip- 
pine Constabulary,  Manila. 

Lieut.  Vicente  Javier,  Philippine  Con- 
stabulary, care  of  Adjt.  General  Philip- 
pine Constabulary,  Manila. 

Captain  R.  B.  Kavanaugh,  Philippine  Con- 
stabulary, care  of  Adjt.  General  Philip- 
pine Constabulary,  Manila. 

Captain  Frank  Knoll,  Philippine  Con- 
stabulary, care  of  Adjt.  General  Philip- 
pine Constabulary,  Manila. 

Captain  Henry  Knauber,  Philippine  Con- 
stabulary, care  of  Adjt.  General  Philip- 
pine Constabulary,  Manila. 

Lieut.  Felix  Llorente,  Philippine  Con- 
stabulary, care  of  Adjt.  General  Philip- 
pine Constabulary,  Manila. 

Captain  George  D.  Long,  Philippine  Con- 
stabulary, care  of  Adjt.  General  Philip- 
pine Constabulary,  Manila. 

Major  Thomas  J.  Mair,  Philippine  Con- 
stabulary, care  of  Adjt.  General  Philip- 
pine Constabulary,  Manila. 

First  Glass  Inspector  L.  B.  Manchester, 
Telegraph  Division  Philippine  Con- 
stabulary, care  of  Supt.  Telegraph  Di- 
vision Philippine  Constabulary,  Manila. 

Captain  Otto  Marshall,  Philippine  Con- 
stabulary, care  of  Adjt.  General  Philip- 
pine Constabulary,  Manila. 

Lieut.  Edward  Y.  Miller,  29th  U.  S.  In- 
fantry, care  of  Governor,  Province  of 
Paragua. 

Captain  Charles  E.  Nathurst,  Philippine 
Constabulary,  care  of  Adjt.  General 
Philippine  Constabulary,  Manila. 

Major  H.  B.  Orwig,  Philippine  Con- 
stabulary, care  of  Adjt.  General  Philip- 
pine Constabulary,  Manila. 


Captain  Robert  N.  Page,  Philippine  Con- 
stabulary, care  of  Adjt.  General  Philip- 
pine Constabulary,  Manila. 

Captain  R.  A.  Preston,  Philippine  Con- 
stabulary, care  of  Adjt.  General  Philip- 
pine Constabulary,  Manila. 

Sub.  Inspector  Dionicio  Reyes,  Philippine 
Constabulary,  care  of  Adjt.  General 
Philippine  Constabulary,  Manila. 

Lieut.  Jose  de  los  Reyes,  Philippine  Con- 
stabulary, care  of  Adjt.  General  Philip- 
pine Constabulary,  Manila. 

Lieut.  Herbert  N.  Shobe,  Philippine  Con- 
stabulary, care  of  Adjt.  General  Philip- 
pine Constabulary,  Manila. 

Third  Class  Inspector  Chas.  M.  Sides, 
Telegraph  Division  Philippine  Con- 
stabulary, Manila,  care  of  Supt,  Tele- 
graph Division  Philippine  Constabulary, 
Manila. 

Captain  B.  L.  Smith,  Philippine  Con- 
stabulary, care  of  Adjt.  General  Philip- 
pine Constabulary,  Manila. 

Captain  Chas.  C.  Smith,  Philippine  Con- 
stabulary, care  of  Adjt.  General  Philip- 
pine Constabulary,  Manila. 

Captain  August  O.  Sorenson,  Philippine 
Constabulary,  care  of  Adjt.  General 
Philippine  Constabulary,  Manila. 

Lieut.  Lorenzo  Tanos,  Philippine  Con- 
stabulary, care  of  Adjt.  General  Philip- 
pine Constabulary,  Manila. 

Captain  W.  E.  Thompson,  Philippine  Con- 
stabulary, care  of  Adjt.  General  Philip- 
pine Constabulary,  Manila. 

Captain  J.  W.  Wakeley,  Philippine  Con- 
stabulary, care  of  Adjt.  General  Philip- 
pine Constabulary,  Manila. 

Lieut.  Floie  A.  Walker,  Philippine  Con- 
stabulary, care  of  Adjt.  General  Philip- 
pine Constabulary,  Manila. 

Captain  N.  N.  Warren,  Philippine  Con- 
stabulary, care  of  Adjt.  General  Philip- 
pine Constabulary,  Manila. 

Captain  Waldo  B.  Williams,  Philippine 
Constabulary,  care  of  Adjt.  General 
Philippine  Constabulary,  Manila. 


146  PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 


Collaborators  Philippine  Exposition. 

COMMEMORATIVE   DIPLOMA  OF  GRATEFUL  RECOGNITION, 
WITH   GOLD   MEDAL. 

PHILIPPINE  INTERNATIONAL  JURY  OF  AWARDS. 

Hon.  William  H.  Taft,  Secretary  of  War,  President  Superior  Jury,  Washing- 
ton, D.  C. 

Dr.  William  P.Wilson,  First  Vice-President  Superior  Jury,  Philadelphia. 
Dr.   Gustavo   Niederlein,   Secretary  Superior  Jury,    Director  of  Group  and 

Department  Jury,  Philadelphia. 

Hon.  A.  L-  Lawshe,  Member  of  Superior  Jury,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Dr.   Leon  Ma.  Guerrero,  Secretary   of    Group   and    Department   Jury,  and 

Assistant  Secretary  of  Superior  Jury,  Juror  for  Fine  and  Liberal  Arts, 

Manila,  P.  I. 
Hon.  David  R.  Francis,  President  Louisiana  Purchase  Exposition,  Member 

Superior  Jury,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Hon.  Frederick  V.  Skiff,  Director  of  Exhibits  Louisiana  Purchase  Exposition, 

Third  Vice-President  Superior  Jury,  Chicago,  111. 
Hon.  Thomas  H.  Carter,  President  National  Commission,  Member  of  Superior 

Jury,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Mr.  Julio  Agcaoili,  Juror  for  Manufactures,  Laoag,  Ilocos,  Norte. 
Dr.  Alejandro  Albert,  Juror  for  Liberal  Arts,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Hon.  John  M.  Allen,  Member  Superior  Jury,  Washington,  D.  C. 
Mr.  A.  E.  Anderson,  Juror  for  Liberal  Arts  and  Machinery,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Mr.  Juan  A.  Araneta,  Juror  for  Agriculture,  Maao,  Negros  Occ. 
Mr.  Tomas  Arguelles,  Juror  for  Transportation,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Mr.  Charles  S.  Banks,  Juror  for  Agriculture  and  Fish  and  Game,  Manila,  P.  I 
Hon.  Frederick  A.  Betts,  Member  Superior  Jury,  Washington,  D.  C. 
Mr.  Macial  Calleja,  Juror  for  Agriculture,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Mr.  Alfredo  de  Castro,  Juror  for  Forestry,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Capt.  F.  E.  Cofren,  P.  C.,  Juror  for  War,  Manila,  P.  I. 


OFFICIAL  LIST  OF  AWARDS.  147 

Mr.  H.  D.  Deputy,  Juror  for  Liberal  Arts,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Mr.  Antonio  G.  Escamilla,  Juror  for  Transportation,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Mr.  Charles  P.  Fenner,  Juror  for  Manufactures,  Commerce  and  Agriculture, 

St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Mr.  Augusto  Fuster,  Juror  for  Art,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Mr.  Ramon  B.  Genato,  Juror  for  Art,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Hon.  Martin  H.  Glynn,  Member  Superior  Jury. 
Hon.  Laurence  H.  Grahame,  Member  Superior  Jury. 
Mr.  Guillermo  Gomez,  Juror  for  Fish  and  Game,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Mr.  A.  R.  Hager,  Juror  for  Education,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Mr.  Charles  L.  Hall,  Juror  for  Transportation,  Live  Stock  and  Agriculture, 

St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Mr.  Victor  J.   Hall,  Juror  for  Liberal  Arts,  Manufactures  and  Machinery, 

St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Mr.  John  Hetherington,  Juror  for  Horticulture,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Mr.  Roy  Hopping,  Juror  for  Mining  and  Metallurgy,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Mr.  Manuel  de  Iriarte,  Juror  for  Fine  Arts  and  Horticulture,  Manila. 
Dr.  Albert  E.  Jenks,  Juror  for  Anthropology,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Major  William  H.  Johnston,  P.  S.,  Juror  for  War,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Dr.  Roman  Lacson,  Juror  for  Liberal  Arts,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Hon.  Benito  Legarda,  Juror  for  Manufactures,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Mr.  Ceferino  de  Leon,  Juror  for  Mining  and  Metallurgy,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Mr.  Juan  de  Leon,  Juror  for  Manufactures,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Hon.  Potenciano  Lesaca,  Juror  for  Fish  and  Game,  Iba,  Zambales. 
Mr.  Geo.  P.  Linden,  Juror  for  Forestry,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Hon.  William  Lindsay,  Second  Vice-President  Superior  Jury. 
Mr.  Leoncio  G.  Liquete,  Juror  for  Education,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Mr.  Vicente  Llamas,  Juror  for  Fish  and  Game,  Manila,  P.  I. 
First  Lieut.  W.  H.  Loving,  Juror  for  Liberal  Arts,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Mr.  Jose  de  Loyzaga  y  Ageo,  Juror  for  Education,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Hon.  Simeon  Luz,  Juror  for  Machinery,  Lipa,  Batangas. 
Mr.  Eusebio  Luzuriaga,  Juror  for  Agriculture,  Manila,  P.  I. 


143  PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 

Dr.  Manuel  Gomez  Martinez,  Juror  for  Education  and  Anthropology,  Manila. 

Mr.  Alejandro  R.  Mendoza,  Juror  for  Manufactures,  Manila. 

Hon.  John  F.  Miller,  Member  Superior  Jury. 

Hon.  Bernardino  Monreal,  Juror  for  Agriculture,  Sorsogon,  Sorsogon. 

Hon.  George  W.  McBride,  Member  Superior  Jury. 

Mr.  Vicente  Nepomuceno,  Juror  for  Transportation,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Mr.  Vicente  Noel,  Juror  for  Live  Stock,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Mr.  Leon  Novenario,  Juror  for  War,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Hon.  Joaquin  Ortega,  Juror  for  Forestry,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Mr.  C.  A.  Pettit,  Juror  for  Mining  and  Metallurgy,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Hon.  Juan  Pimentel,  Juror  for  Mining  and  Metallurgy,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Mr.  Jose  Quadras,  Juror  for  Transportation  and  Fish  and  Game,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Mr.  Mariano  M.  Ramirez,  Juror  for  Agriculture,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Hon.  Alfonso  Ramos,  Juror  for  Agriculture,  Tarlac. 

Mr.  Rafael  O.  Ramos,  Juror  for  Forestry,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Mr.  Hilarion  Raymundo,  Juror  for  Transportation,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Mr.  Jose  Rivera,  Juror  for  Horticulture,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Mr.  Alejandro  Roces,  Juror  for  Manufactures,  Paete,  Laguna. 

Hon.  Tomas  del  Rosario,  Juror  for  Education,  Fish  and  Game,  Manila. 

Dr.  Baldomero  Roxas,  Juror  for  liberal  Arts,  Manila. 

Hon.  Epifanio  de  los  Santos,  Juror  for  Mining  and  Metallurgy,  and  Anthro- 
pology, San  Isidro,  Nueva  Ecija. 

Hon.  Philip  D.  Scott,  Member  Superior  Jury. 

Mr.  Vicente  Singson,  Juror  for  Agriculture,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Mr.  Juan  Sumulung,  Juror  for  Agriculture,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Mr.  W.  N.  Swarthout,  Juror  for  Liberal  Arts,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Hon.  T.  H.  Pardo  de  Tavera,  Juror  for  Anthropology,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Hon.  John  M.  Thurston,  Member  Superior  Jury,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Hon.  Mariano  Trias,  Juror  for  War,  Cavite. 

Mr.  Gervasio  Unson,  Juror  for  Live  Stock,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Hon.  Juan  Villamor,  Juror  for  Manufactures,  War,  Mining  and  Metallurgy, 
and  Anthropology,  Bangued,  Abra. 

Miss  Pilar  Zamora,  Juror  for  Manufactures  and  Education,  Manila. 


OFFICIAL  LIST  OF  AWARDS. 


149 


Collaborators  Philippine  Exposition  Board. 


COMMEMORATIVE     DIPLOMA     OP 

GRATEFUL  RECOGNITION 

WITH  GRAND  PRIZE. 

Dr.  William  P.  Wilson,  Chairman,  Phila- 
delphia, Pa. 

Dr.  Gustavo  Niederlein,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

Hon.  Pedro  A.  Paterno,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Hon.  A.  L.  Lawshe,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Herbert  S.  Stone,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Dr.  Leon  Ma  Guerrero,  Secretary,  Manila, 
P.  I. 

Civil  Government  of  the  Philippine  Isl- 
ands, Manila. 

Bureau  of  Insular  Affairs,  Washington, 
D.  C. 

WITH  GOLD  MEDAL. 

American  Chamber  of  Commerce,  Manila. 

Attorney  General,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Auditor  for  the  Philippine  Archipelago, 
Manila,  P.  I. 

Bureau  of  Engineering,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Bureau  of  Internal  Revenue,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Bureau  of  Public  Lands.  Manila,  P.  I. 

Bureau  of  Public  Health,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Chief  Quartermaster,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Chief  Signal  Officer,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Civil  Service  Board,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Court  of  Land  Registration,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Mr.  Edmund  A.  Felder,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

Manila  Fire  Department,  Manila,  P.I. 

Otto  Mathi,  St.  Louis.  Mo. 

Ordnance  Department,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Philippine  Chamber  of  Commerce,  Ma- 
nila, P.  I. 

Capt.  F.  E.  Cofren,  Philippine  Constab- 
ulary, Manila,  P.  I. 

Charles  P.  Fenner,  Chief  Department  of 
Commerce  and  Manufactures,  St.  Louis, 
Mo. 

A.  R.  Hager.  Chief  Department  of  Educa- 
tion, Manila,  P.  I. 

Charles  L.  Hall,  Chief  Department  of  Ag- 
riculture, St.  Louis,  Mo. 

A.  E.  Jenks,  Chief  Department  of  Eth- 
nology, Manila.  P.  I. 

H.  F.  Kendall,  Property  Clerk,  Manila, 
P.  I. 

George  P.  Linden,  Chief  Department  of 
Forestry,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

Carson  Taylor,  Disbursing  Officer,  Manila, 
P.  I. 

Captain  Llewellyn  P.Williamson,  Medical 
Director,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 


COMMEMORATIVE     DIPLOMA     OF 

GRATEFUL  RECOGNITION, 

WITH  SILVER  MEDAL. 

Frank  Aaron,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

Alfred  Arnold,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Assistant  to  Chief  Quartermaster,  Manila, 
P.  I. 

Tomas  Banzon,  Balanga,  Bataan. 

Braulio  Barbaza,  Manila,  P.  I. 

F.  M.  Brinker,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Albert  Brady,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Charles  E.  Brown,  Milwaukee  Museum. 

Felipe  Canillas,  Manila,  P,  I. 

Thorington  C.  Chase,  Santa  Barbara,  Cal. 

A.   B.  Edmonds,  Algona,  Iowa. 

Eduardo  Flores,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Jose  S.  Galvez,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Alfredo  Guerrero,  Manila.  P.  I. 

John  Hetherineton,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Miss  Effie  A.  Hickman,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

E.   Insencio,  Board  of  Health,  Cavite. 

Insular  Cold  Storage  &  Ice  Plant,  Manila. 

J.  L.  Irwin,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Claude  B.   Janes,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

E.  Lacayo,  Manila,  P.  I. 

H.  D.  Lawshe,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Seth  Loomis,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Ordnance  Officer,  Philippine  Constabu- 
lary, Manila,  P.  I. 

L.  Osorio,  Cavite. 

Benigno  Padilla,   Sual,  Pangasinan. 

J.  N.   Patterson,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

C.  A.  Pettit,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Charles  R.   Toothaker,    Philadelphia,   Pa. 

Sotero  Viray,   Tarlac,  Tarlac. 

William  E.  Weigel,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Miss  Alice  Pilsbury,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

E.  Saguil,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Damiano   Santos,    Angat,  Bulacan. 

Eber  C.  Smith,  Manila,  P.  I. 

COMMEMORATIVE     DIPLOMA     OF 

GRATEFUL  RECOGNITION, 

WITH  BRONZE  MEDAL. 

Jose  Alejandrino,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Tomas  Arguelles,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Jose  Ma.  Arroyo,  Washington,  D.  C. 
Bausch   &   Lomb   Optical   Co.,  Rochester, 

N.  Y. 

Jose  Benegas,  Manila,  P.  I. 
E.  R.  Brown,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
W.  G.  Burke,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 


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PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 


Claude  B.  Burson,  Wickenburg,  Arizona. 

Ben  Dickeraon,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Tan  Diong,  Tacloban,  Leyte. 

Julius  Dossche,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

George  Fox,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Pedro  Francisco,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Gustavus   Charles  Frank,   St.   Louis  Post 

Office. 

Corporal  Garcia,  P.  C.,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Pablo  Granados,  Manila,  P.  I. 
N.  de  Gusman,  P.  C.,  Manila,  P.  I. 

E.  de  las  Heras,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Ramon  Irureta  Goyena,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Maximo  Kabigting,  Manila,  P.  I. 

J.  H.  Ker,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Henry  Kleinworth,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Jose  M.  Lacalle,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Abelardo  Lafuente,  Manila,  P.  I. 
B.  S.  Lovejoy,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

F.  F.  Ludolph,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

F.  Maravillas,  Manila,  P.  I.  v 
Eduardo  Mariano,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Max  Paffrath,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Rev.  Tomas  Palmes,  Iloilo. 
Enrique  Penson,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Basilio  Perfecto,  Manila,  P.  I. 
R.   M.  Purcell,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Isabelo  de  los  Reyes,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Isaac  Rius,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Rafael  Romero,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Fernando  Salas,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Lope  R.  Santos,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Melecio   Severino,  Bacolod,  Negros  Occi- 
dental. 

Joseph  Schwartz,  St.  Louis,  Mo; 
Pedro  Siojo,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Senor  Severa,  Taxidermist,  Manila,  P.  I. 

G.  H.  Trout,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Dr.  Laureano  Viado,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Harry  Warner,  St.  Louis. 
Florentine  Zacarias,   Manila,   P.   I. 

COMMEMORATIVE  DIPLOMA  OF 

GRATEFUL  RECOGNITION, 
WITH  HONORABLE  MENTION. 

Mrs.  E.  Anderson,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Henry  Bergfeld,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 


Miss  Isabel  Bogard,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Miss  M.  E.  Buckles,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Frank  Fuller,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
James  Griffin,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Brosie  0.  Hagan,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Miss  Mary  Hays,  St  Louis,  Mo. 
Juan  Imus,  Banaba,  Tarlac,  Tarlac. 
Marius  Johns,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Miss  A.  E.  Johnson,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Miss  Grace  Kingston,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Miss  Elza  McBride,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Miss  E.  Mahon,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
E,  G.  Meyer,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Luke  G.  Orr,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
H.  B.  Patterson,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Ed  Ruwart,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
T.  Shannon,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Herman  Sievers,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Otto  Sievers,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Benito  Soriano,  Tarlac,  Tarlac. 

COMMEMORATIVE         DIPLOMA         C 
GRATEFUL  RECOGNITION 
WITH  GOLD  MEDAL. 

Hon.  Charles  F.  Gallenkamp,  St.  Louis. 
Mr.  John  J.  Mueller,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

WITH  SILVER  MEDAL. 

Mr.  J.  E.  Lysaght,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Mr.  J.  W.  McGuire,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

WITH  BRONZE  MEDAL. 

W.  H.  Banks,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
James  W.  Chawning,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
W.  M.  Christie,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Robert  W.  Haynie,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
D.  W.  Hutchens,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
T.  C.  Mann,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
G.  H.  Q.  Nelson,  St  Louis,  Mo 
Nelson  Pryor,  St  Louis,  Mo. 
H.  F.  Woodhead,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 


NEWSPAPERS. 


COMMEMORATIVE          DIPLOMA 
GRATEFUL  RECOGNITION 
WITH  SILVER  MEDAL. 

Ang  Kalayaan,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Ang  Suga,  Cebu. 

Daily  Bulletin,  Manila,  P.  I. 


OF      El  Comercio,  Manila,  P.  I. 
El  Eco  de  Albay,  Albay. 
El  Grito  del  Pueblo,  Manila,  P.  I. 
El  Mercantil,  Manila,  P.  I. 
El  Noticiero,  Manila,  P.  I. 
El  Progreso,  Manila,  P.  I. 
El  Pueblo,  Cebu. 
El  Renacimiento,  Manila,  P.  I. 


OFFICIAL  LIST  OF  AWARDS. 


151 


El  Tiempo,  Iloilo. 

Freedom,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Iloilo  Times,  Iloilo. 

Justicia,  Manila,  P.  I. 

La  Democracia,  Manila,  P.  I. 

La  Fraternidad,  Manila,  P.  I. 

La  Igualdad,  Bacolod,  Negros  Occidental. 

Libertas,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Los  Obreros,  Manila,  P.  I. 


La  Patria,  Manila,  P.  I. 
La  Paz,  Nueva  Caceres,  Ambos  Camarlnes. 
La  Verdad,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Manila  Cablenews,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Manila  Review  of  Trade  and  Price  Cur- 
rent, Manila,  P.  I. 
Manila  Times,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Sunday  Sun,  Manila,  P.  I. 
The  Manila  American,  Manila,  P.  I. 


RAILROAD  AND  STEAMSHIP  LINES. 


COMMEMORATIVE 


DIPLOMA        OF 


GRATEFUL  RECOGNITION 
WITH  GOLD  MEDAL. 

Armstrong  &  Mackay,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Cobarrubias  &  Co.,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Compania   General    de  Tabacos   de   Fili- 

pinas,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Compania  Maritima,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Compania     Naviera    Mercantil     Filipina, 

Manila,  P.  I. 

Gutierrez  Hermanos,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Luis  Hidalgo  &  Co.,  Manila,  P.  I. 


Horace  L.  Higgins,  General  Manager  Ma- 
nila   and    Dagupan    Railroad,    Manila. 
Lizarraga  Hermanos,  Manila,  P.  I. 
John  T.  MacLeod,  Manila,  P.  I. 
i  Manila    and    Dagupan    Railroad,    Manila. 
Angel  Ortiz,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Luis  Rafael  Yanco,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Smith,  Bell  &  Co.,  Manila,  P..  I. 
Sygiang,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Viuda  de  Tan-Auco,  Manila,  P.  I. 
J.  Verches,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Warner  Barnes  &  Co.,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Ynchausti  &  Co.,  Manila,  P.  I. 


POWER  HOUSE. 


COMMEMORATIVE    DIPLOMA 

WITH  GRAND  PRIZE. 
Franklin  Boiler  Works,  Troy,  N.   Y. 

WITH  GOLD  MEDAL. 

Barr  Pump  Co.,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

William  Bayley  &  Sons  Company,  Mil- 
waukee, Wis. 

The  Bristol  Company,  Waterbury,  Conn. 

Consolidated  Engine  Stop  Company,  New 
York,  N.  Y. 


Crane  Company,  Chicago,  111. 

De   Laval   Steam   Turbine   Co.,   Trenton, 

N.  J. 

Fairbanks,  Morse  &  Co.,  Chicago,  111. 
Walter  L.  Flower  &  Co.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
General     Electric     Company,      Syracuse, 

N.  Y. 

Harrison  Boiler  Works,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Jackson  Filter  Co.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Phoenix  Iron  Works  Co.,  Meadville,  Pa. 
Shepherd  Engineering  Co.,  Franklin,  Pa. 
Stanley  Electric  Co.,  Pittsfleld.  Mass. 
Watson   &   McDaniels   Co.,   Philadelphia, 

Pa. 


Special  Government  Medals  of  Honor. 

GOVERNMENT  COLLABORATORS. 


GOLD  MEDAL   OF  HONOR    WITH   DI- 
PLOMA OF  GRAND  PRIZE  OR 
FIRST  CLASS. 

President     Theodore     Roosevelt,     White 

House,  Washington. 
Ex-Secretary   of   War   Elihu    Root,    New 

York. 


Secretary  of  War  William  H.  Taft,  War 
Department,  Washington. 

Hon.  Luke  E.  Wright,  Civil  Governor 
Philippine  Islands,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Col.  Clarence  R.  Edwards,  War  Depart- 
ment, Washington. 

Hon.  Henry  C.  Ide,  Vice-Governor,  Secre- 
tary of  Finance  and  Justice. 


152 


PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 


Hon.  Dean  C.  Worcester,  Commissioner, 
Secretary  of  Interior. 

Hon.  James  F.  Smith,  Commissioner,  Sec- 
retary of  Public  Instruction. 

Hon.  H.  C.  Forbes,  Commissioner,  Secre- 
tary of  Commerce  and  Police. 

Hon.  Trinidad  H.  Pardo  de  Tavera,  'Com- 
missioner. 

Hon.  Benito  Legarda,  Commissioner. 

Hdn.  Jose  R.  Luzuriaga,  Commissioner. 

Hon.  Bernard  Moses,  Berkeley  Univer- 
sity, San  Francisco,  Cal. 

Dr.  William  P.  Wilson,  Chairman  Philip- 
pine Exposition  Bjoard,  Philadelphia. 

Dr.  Gustavo  Niederlein,  member  Philip- 
pine Exposition  Board,  Philadelphia. 

Hon.  Pedro  A.  Paterno,  member  Philip-- 
pine Exposition  Board,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Hon.  A.  L.  Lawshe,  member  Philippine 
Exposition  Board,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Herbert  S.   Stone,   Member  Philippine 
Exposition  Board. 

Dr.  Leon  M.  Guerrero,  Secretary  Philip- 
pine Exposition  Board,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Hon.  A.  W.  Ferguson,  Executive  Secre- 
tary, Manila,  P.  I. 

Hon.  Beekman  Winthrop,  former  acting 
executive  Secretary,  Governor  of  Porto 
Rico. 


MEDAL,  OF  HONOR 

WITH  DIPLOMA  OF  GOLD  MEDAL. 

OR  SECOND  CLASS. 

Judge  D.  R.  Williams,  former  Secretary  of 
the  United  States  Philippine  Commis- 
sion, Manila,  P.  I. 

Frank  Carpenter,  Assistant  Executive 
Secretary,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Fred  Carpenter,  Private  Secretary  to  the 
Secretary  of  War. 

MEDAL    OF   HONOR,    WITH   DIPLOMA 

OF  SILVER  MEDAL  OR  THIRD 

CLASS. 

Mr.  Lawrence  W.  Manning,  Private  Secre- 
tary to  Governor  Wright. 

Mr.  Edgar  O.  Johnson,  Private  Secretary 
to  Commissioner  Worcester. 

Mr.  Jackson  L.  Due,  Private  Secretary  to 
Commissioner  Ide. 

Mr.  William  H.  Donovan,  Private  Secre- 
tary to  Commissioner  Smith. 

Mr.  Fermin  Zacarias,  Private  Secretary 
to  Commissioner  Legarda, 

Mr.  C.  A.  Sobral,  Private  Secretary  to 
Commissioner  Pardo  de  Tavera. 

Capt.  Robert  H.  Noble,  Third  United 
States  Infantry,  aid-de-camp. 

Dr.  Thomas  R.  Marshal,  Chief  Health  In- 
spector. 


GOVERNORS. 


MEDAL   OF    HONOR,   WITH    DIPLOMA 

OF  GRAND  PRIZE  OR  FIRST 

CLASS. 

Hon.   Juan  Villamor,  Bangued,  Governor 

of  Abra. 
Hoc,  Pablo  Tecson,  Malolos,  Governor  of 

Bulacan. 

Hon.   Gracio  Gonzaga,   Tuguegarao,  Gov- 
ernor of  Cagayan. 
Hon.  Mariano  Trias,  Cavite,  Ex-Governor 

of  Cavite. 
Hon.  Julio  Agcaoili,  Laoag,  Governor  of 

Ilocos  Norte. 
Hon.  Mena  Crisologo,  Vigan,  Governor  of 

Ilocos  Sur. 
Hon.  Martin  Delgado,  Iloilo,  Governor  of 

Iloilo. 
Gapt.  Robert  S.  Offley,  U.  S.  A.,  Calapan, 

Governor  of  Mindoro. 
Maj.-Gen.     Leonard     Wood,     Zamboanga, 

Governor  of  Moro  Province. 


Hon.  Leandro  Locsin,  Bacolod,  Governor 
of  Negros  Occidental. 

Hon.  Demetrio  Larena,  Dumaguete,  Gov- 
ernor of  Negros  Oriental. 

Hon.  Epifanio  de  los  Santos,  San  Isidro, 
Governor  of  Nueva  Ecija. 

Hon.  Ceferino  Joven,  Bacolor,  Governor 
of  Pampanga. 

Hon.  Macario  Favila.  Lingayen,  Gov- 
ernor of  Pangasinan. 

Hon.  Segimdo  Singson,  Catbalogan,  Gov- 
ernor of  Samar. 

Hon.  Julio  Llorente,  Manila,  Ex-Governor 
of  Samar. 

Hon.  Bernardino  Monreal,  Sorsogon,  Gov- 
ernor of  Sorsogon. 

Hon.  Alfonso  Ramos,  Tarlac,  Governor 
of  Tarlac. 

Hon.  Ricardo  Paras,  Lucena,  Governor  of 
Tayabas. 

Hon.  Potenciano  Lesaca,  Iba,  Governor 
of  Zambales. 


OFFICIAL  LIST  OF  AWARDS. 


153 


MEDAL    OF   HONOR,    WITH    DIPLOMA 

OF  GOLD  MEDAL  OR  SECOND 

CLASS. 

Hon.  Arlington  U.  Betts,  Albay,  Gov- 
ernor of  Albay. 

Hon.  James  Ross,  Nueva  Caceres,  Gov- 
ernor of  Ambos  Camarines. 

Hon.  Leandro  Fullon,  San  Jose  de  Buena- 
vista,  Governor  of  Antique. 

Hon.  Thomas  G.  del  Rosario,  Balanga, 
Governor  of  Bataan. 

Hon.  John  H.  Goldman,  Balanga,  Ex- 
Governor  of  Bataan. 

Hon.  Simeon  Luz,  Batangas,  Governor 
of  Batangas. 

Hon.  William  F.  Pack,  Bagnio,  Governor 
of  Benguet. 

Hon.  Aniceto  Clarin,  Tagbilaran,  Gov- 
ernor of  Bohol. 

Hon.  Jugo  Vidal,  Capiz,  Governor  of 
Capiz. 

Capt.  David  C.  Shanks,  U.  S.  A.,  Cavite, 
Governor  of  Cavite. 

Hon.  Juan  Climaco,  Cebu,  Governor  of 
Cebu. 


Hon.  Francisco  Dichose,  Ilagan,  Gov- 
ernor of  Isabela. 

Hon.  Juan  Cailles,  Santa  Cruz,  Governor 
of  La  Laguna. 

Hon.  Joaquin  Ortega,  San  Fernando,  Gov- 
ernor of  La  Union. 

Hon.  William  Dinwidie,  Cervantes,  Gov- 
ernor of  Lepanto-Bontoc. 

Hon.  Peter  Borseth,  Taclohan,  Governor 
of  Leyte. 

Hon.  Bonifacio  Serrano,  Masbate,  Gov- 
ernor of  Masbate. 

Hon.  Manuel  Corrales,  Cagayan,  Governor 
of  Misamis. 

Hon.  Lawrence  M.  Bennett,  Bayonbong, 
Governor  of  Nueva  Viscaya. 

Hon.  Edward  J.  Miller,  Cuyo,  Governor 
of  Paragua. 

Capt.  William  H.  Phillips,  U.  S.  A.,  Wash- 
ington, Ex-Governor  of  Paragna. 

Hon.  Arturo  Dancel,  Pasig,  Governor  of 
Rizal. 

Hon.  Francisco  Sans,  Romblon,  Governor 
of  Romblon. 

Manuel  V.  del  Rosario,  Secretary  and 
Acting  Governor  of  Sorsogon. 

Hon.  Hugo  Salazar,  Surigao,  Governor  of 
Surigao. 


INSULAR  CHIEFS  OF  DEPARTMENTS. 


MEDAL   OF    HONOR,  WITH   DIPLOMA 

OF  GRAND  PRIZE  OR  FIRST 

CLASS. 

Capt.   George   P.   Ahern,   U.   S.   A.,   Chief 
Forestry  Bureau,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Brig.-Gen.  Henry  T.  Allen,  Chief  Bureau 

Philippine  Constabulary,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Dr.   David  P.  ^Barrows,   Chief    Bureau  of 

Education,  Manila,  P.  I. 

MEDAL   OF    HONOR,    WITH    DIPLOMA! 

OF  GOLD  MEDAL  OR  SECOND 

CLASS. 

Col.  David  J.  Baker,  Jr.,  First  Assistant 
Chief  Philippine  Constabulary,  Manila. 

Mr.  Edgar  K.  Bourne,  Chief  Bureau  of 
Architecture,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Mr.  Frank  A.  Branagan,  Insular  Treas- 
urer, Manila,  P.  I. 

Maj.  E.  C.  Carter,  U.  S.  A.,  Commissioner 
of  Public  Health. 

Mr.  C.  M.  Cotterman,  Director  Bureau  of 
Posts,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Dr.  Paul  C.  Freer,  Superintendent  Bureau 
of  Government  Laboratories,  Manila. 


Capt.  John  E.  Harding,  Chief  of  Police, 
Manila,  P.  I. 

Lieut.  Commander  J.  M.  Helm,  U.  S.  N., 
Chief  Bureau  Coast  Guard  and  Trans- 
portation, Manila,  P.  I. 

Mr.  A.  Cruz  Herrera,  President  Municipal 
Board,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Mr.  Edwin  C.  Jones,  Superintendent  of 
Instruction,  Bureau  of  Public  Printing, 
Manila,  P.  I. 

Mr.  John  S.  Leech,  Chief  Bureau  of  Pub- 
lic Printing,  Manila.  P.  I. 

Mr.  H.  B.  McCoy,  Deputy  Collector  of 
Customs  for  the  Philippine  Islands, 
Manila,  P.  I. 

Mr.  William  T.  Nolting,  Postmaster,  Ma- 
nila, P.  I. 

Mr.  G.  R.  Putnam,  in  charge  Bureau  of 
Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Colonel  Scott,  Assistant  Chief  Philippine 
Constabulary,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Dr.  F.  Lamson  Scribner,  Chief  Insular 
Bureau  of  Agriculture,  Washington, 
D.  C. 

Mr.  E.  G.  Shields,  Insular  Purchasing 
Agent.  Manila.  P.  I. 

Mr.  W.  Morgan  Shuster.  Chief  Bureau  of 
Customs  and  Immigration,  Manila,  P.  I. 


154 


PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 


Dr.  Eugene  H.  Stafford,  Chief  Philippine 
Civil  Hospital,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Dr.  Richard  P.  Strong,  Director  Biologi- 
cal Laboratory,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Frank  R.  White,  Assistant  Superinten- 
dent of  Public  Instruction,  Manila. 

Capt.  George  N.  Wolfe,  Warden,  Depart- 
ment of  Prisons,  Manila,  P.  I. 

MEDAL    OF    HONOR    WITH    DIPLOMA 

OF  SILVER  MEDAL  OR  THIRD 

CLASS. 

Mr.  A.  L.  B.  Davies,  Local  Purchasing 
Agent,  Manila,  P.  I. 


Maj.  Frank  Greene,  U.  S.  A.,  Signal  Offi- 
cer Department  of  Luzon,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Mr.  James  W.  Jobling,  Director  Serum 
Laboratory,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Mr.  Max  L.  McCollough,  Editor  of  the 
Official  Gazette,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Mr.  J.  C.  Mehan,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Mr.  M.  L.  Stuart,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Mr.  C.  R.  Trowbridge,  Chief  of  Detective 
Bureau,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Mr.  W.  C.  Welborn,  Assistant  Chief  Bu- 
reau of  Agriculture,  Manila,  P.  I. 


COLLABORATORS     OF     WAR     DEPARTMENT,     BUREAU     OF 

INSULAR    AFFAIRS    AND    PHILIPPINE 

EXPOSITION    BOARD. 


MEDAL  OF  HONOR,  WITH  DIPLOMA 
OF   GRAND   PRIZE    OR  FIRST 

CLASS. 

Hon.  Governor  George  R.  Carter,  Hono- 
lulu, Hawaii. 

Hon.  Thomas  H.  Carter,  President 
National  Commission. 

Hon.  David  R.  Francis,  President  Louis- 
iana Purchase  Exposition. 

His  Excellency  Minister  Baron  Komura, 
Tokio,  Japan. 

Hon.  Governor  Geo.  C.  Pardee,  Sacra- 
mento, Cal. 

Hon.  Frederik  J.  V.  Skiff,  Director  of 
Exhibits,  World's  Fair,  St.  Louis. 

Walter  B.  Stevens,  Secretary  Louisiana 
Purchase  Exposition. 

»• 

MEDAL    OF    HONOR    WITH    DIPLOMA 
OF   GOLD   MEDAL   OR   SECOND 

CLASS. 

Maj.  J.  B.  Aleshire,  U.  S.  A.,  Washington, 

D.  C. 
Rev.    Dr.    Jose   Algue,     Director     Manila 

Observatory,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Arthur    E.    Anderson,   Architect,   Manila, 

P.  I. 
Hon.     A.     L.     C.     Atkinson,     Honolulu, 

Hawaii. 
Hon.   R.    A.   Ballinger,    Mayor,    Seattle, 

Wash. 
William  Bard,  Chief  Division   Bureau    of 

Insular  Affairs,  Washington,  D.  C. 


M.  E.  Beall,  Chief  Division  Bureau  of  In- 
sular Affairs,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Brigadier  General  James  Franklin  Bell, 
U.  S.  A .,  Fort  Leavenworth,  Kan. 

Frank  I.  Bennett,  Chicago,  111. 

Dr.  E.  B.  Bryan,  ex-General  Superinten- 
dent of  Education,  California. 

A.  J.  Cassatt,  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  President 
Pennsylvania  R.  R. 

Capt.  George  S.  Clark,  Purchasing  Agent, 
St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Gen.  George  W.  Davis,  U.  S.  A.,  Washing- 
ton, D.  C. 

Charles  Deering,  Chicago,  111. 

Major  C.  A.  Devol,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 

Hon.  Henry  W.  Eastham,  Mayor,  Lynn, 
Mass.  % 

Edmund  A.  Felder,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Charles  P.  Fenner,  Chief  of  Commerce 
and  Manufactures;  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Hon.  Julius  Fleischmann,  Mayor,  Cincin- 
nati, Ohio. 

Augusto  Fuster,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Hon.  George  Grime,  Mayor,  Fall  River, 
Mass. 

Alvarez  Guerra,  Marcos  3,  Madrid. 

A.  R.  Hager,  Chief  of  Education,  Manila, 
P.  I. 

Charles  L.  Hall,  Chief  of  Agriculture,  St. 
Louis,  Mo. 

Victor  J.  Hall,  Assistant  Chief  Fine  and 
Liberal  Arts,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Hon.  Carter  H.  Harrison,  Mayor,  Chicago, 
111. 

E.  H.  Harriman,  President  S.  P.  R.  R., 
New  York  City. 


OFFICIAL  LIST  OF  AWARDS. 


155 


Hon.  Wm.  B.Hays,  Mayor,  Pittsburg,  Pa. 

M.  R.  Healy,  Manager  Visayan  Village, 
St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Col.  H.  O.  S.  Heistand,  U.  S.  A.,  Wash- 
ington. 

Roy  Hopping,  Chief  of  Mines  and  Metal- 
lurgy, St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Gen.  Charles  F.  Humphrey,  U.  S.  A., 
Washington,  D.  C. 

Dr.  T.  K.  Hunt,  Manager  Igorrote  Vil- 
lage, St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Dr.  Albert  E.  Jenks,  Chief  of  Anthropol- 
ogy, Manila,  P.  I. 

Morris  K.  Jessup,  New  York  City. 
J.  G.  Jester,  Disbursing  Officer  Bureau  of 
Insular  Affairs,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Hon.    Tom    Johnson,    Mayor,    Cleveland, 

Ohio. 
H.  F.  Kendall,  Property  Clerk,  St.  Louis, 

Mo. 

Hon.  Erastus   C.  Knight,  Mayor,  Buffalo, 

N.  Y. 
Frederick  Lewis,  Manager  Moro  Villages, 

St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Harry  C.  Lewis,  Chief  Division  War 
Department,  Washington,  D.  C. 

George  P.  Linden,  Chief  of  Forestry,  St. 
Louis,  Mo. 

Hon.  George  D.  McClellan,  Mayor,  New 
York  City,  N.  Y. 

Hon.  Henry  B.  F.  MacFarland,  Washing- 
ton, D.  C. 

John  H.  McGibbons,  Sec'y  of  Awards, 
Louisiana  Purchase  Exposition ,  St.  Louis. 

Amos  B.  McNairy,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 

Hon.  Charles  E.  Magoon,  Bureau  of  In- 
sular Affairs,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Hon.  Wm.  C.  Maybury,  Mayor,  Detroit, 
Mich. 

Gen.  A.  L.  Mills,  West  Point,  N.  Y. 

Oscar  G.  Murray,  President  B.  &  O.  R.  R., 
Baltimore,  Md. 

Enrique  M.  Nelson,  Argentine  Commis- 
sioner, St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Albert  A.  Norris,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

Daniel  C.  Nugent,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Hon.  Kaho  Otani,  Yokohama,  Japan. 

W.  R.  Pedigo,  Private  Sec'y  Chief  Bureau 
of  Insular  Affairs,  Washington,  D.  C. 

W.  Leon  Pepperman,  War  Department, 
Washington,  D.  C. 

R.  E.  Preston,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

Hon.  Whitelaw  Reid,  New  York  City, 
N.  Y. 

A.  T.  Ruan,  Cashier,  Washington,  D.   C. 


Hon.  E.  E.  Schmitz,  Mayor,  San  Fran- 
cisco, Cal. 

R.  P.  Schwerin,  San  Francisco,  Cal. 

Valentin  Semilla  Guevara,  Manager  Ne- 
grito Village,  Mariveles,  Bataan. 

George  F.  Seward,  New  York  City,  N.  Y. 

George  B.  Stevens,  President  C.  &  O.  R. 
R.,  Richmond,  Va. 

Hon.  A.  von  Stibral,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Hon.  Charles  P.  Taft,  Cincinnati,  Ohio. 

Carson  Taylor,  Disbursing  Officer,  Manila, 
P.  I. 

Capt.  J.  R.  M.  Taylor,  Chief  Division  Bu- 
reau of  Insular  Affairs,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Wm.  H.  Thompson,  Treasurer  Louisiana 
Purchase  Exposition,  St.  Louis. 

C.  P.  Walbridge,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Hon.  John  Weaver,  Mayor,  Philadelphia, 
Pa. 

Hon.  Rolla  Wells,  Mayor,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Charles  H.  West,  Pittsburg,  Pa. 

Henry  H.  Wernse,  St.  Louis,  l^Io. 

A.  D.  Wilcox,  Chief  Division  Bureau  of 
Insular  Affairs,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Hon.  George  H.  Williams,  Mayor,  Port- 
land, Oregon. 

Capt.  Llewellyn  P.  Williamson,  Medical 
Director.  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

N.  M.  Woodson,  Chief  Division  Bureau  of 
Insular  Affairs,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Miss  Pilar  Zamora,  Director  of  Model 
School,  Manila,  P.  I. 

MEDAL   OF   HONOR,   WITH   DIPLOMA 

OF  SILVER  MEDAL  OR  THIRD 

CLASS. 

Capt.  Jesse  M.  Baker,  Portland,  Oregon. 
August  Boette,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
C.  C.  Bolton,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 
James  A.  Brown,  Pittsburg,  Pa. 
Capt.  M.   C.  Butler,  Jr.,  U.   S.  A.,  Chief 
Commissary  Department. 

Barry  Bulkley,  Washington,  D.  C. 

H.  P.  Bunney,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Mrs.  Anna  Sneed  Cairns,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

J.  W.  Clise,  Seattle,  Washington. 

F.  Ernst  Cramer,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Hon.  Harrison  H.  Dodge,  Superintendent 

Mount  Vernon. 

A.  B.  Edmonds,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Fred  Enos,  Bridgeport,  Conn. 
Antonio    Escamilla,   Assistant   Secretary, 

Manila,  P.  I. 
E.  B.  Filsinger,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 


156 


PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 


Emil  S.  Fischer,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Jose  S.  Galvez,  Manila. 

Lt.  Commander  John    Gibbons,  U.  S.  N., 

U.  S.  Cruiser  Dolphin,  Washington. 
Capt.  F.  A.  Grant,  Seattle,  Wash. 
Frederick  Greeley,  Chicago,  111. 
Hon.  James  M.  W.  Hall,  Boston,,  Mass. 
George  B.  Harris,  Chicago,  111. 
T.  L.  Hopkins,  Bureau  of  Insular  Affairs, 

Washington,  D.  C. 
M.  E.  Ingalls,  Cincinnati,  Ohio. 
Mr.  Joanini,   Bureau  of    Ineular    Affairs, 

Washington,  D.  C. 
Dr.  Roman  Lascon,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
H.  D.  Lawshe,  Manila. 
H.  B.  Ledyard,  Detroit,  Mich- 
F.  Howard  Mason,  Buffalo,  N.  Y. 
Joseph  Medill  McCormick,  Chicago,  111. 
W.  C.  McMillan,  Detroit,  Mich. 
Charles  S.  Mellen,  New  Haven,  Conn. 
Capt.  William  M.  Meredith,  Washington, 

D.  C. 
Charles    A.    Moore,     85     Liberty    Street, 

New  York. 
Alfred   C.  Newell,  Chief  of  Exploitation, 

New  York. 

W.  H.  Newman,  New  York. 
L.  H.  Nutting,    349  Broadway,  New  York 

City. 

Paul  Oeker,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Henry  W.  Peabody,  Boston,  Mass. 
Dr.  Janet  Perkins,  Botanist,  Berlin. 
Hon.  E.  G.  Preston,  Boston,  Mass. 
Jose   Quadras,   Chief  of  Fish  and  Game, 

Manila,  P.  I. 

Tom  Richardson,  Portland,  Oregon. 
Miss  Emma  Ross,  Stenographer,  Manila, 
Richard  Schneidewind,  Manila,  P.  I. 

E.  Scott,    Chamber    of    Commerce,    San 
Francisco,  Cal. 

F.  A.  Scott,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 

Mr.  Seymour,   Bureau   of   Insular  Affairs, 
Washington,  D.  C. 


W.  M.  Shuster,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Wm.   Speel,    Bureau    of    Insular    Affairs, 

Washington,  D.  C. 

Thomas  J.  Sullivan,  Washington,  D.  C. 
W.  A.  Sutherland,  Educational  Agent  of 

Filipino  Students,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Hon.  Frank   J.    Bynames,    San    Francisco, 

Cal. 
Capt.  Parker  W.  West,  llth  Cavalry,  San 

Francisco,  Cal. 
Dr.   Henry  Milton   Whelpley,  St.   Louis, 

Mo. 

Joseph  Wilby,  Cincinnati,  Ohio. 
George  Wilson,  New  York. 
M.  R.  Williams,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 


MEDAL  OF  HONOR,  WITH  DIPLOMA 

OF  BRONZE  MEDAL  OR  FOURTH 

CLASS. 

Mr.   Carrnack,  Bureau   of   Insular  Affairs, 

Washington,  D.  C. 
John  J.  Connor,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Mr.  Fergusson,  Bureau  of  Insular  Affairs 

Washington,  D.  C. 
Alfredo  Guerrero,  Manila. 
James  S.  Lawshe,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Enrique  Lopez  Ortiz,  Manila. 
Mr.  Manning,  Bureau  of   Insular   Affairs, 

Washington,  D.  C. 

Lt.  C.  O.  Pierson,  Washington,  D.  C. 
D.  J.  Ryan,  Philadelphia,  Pa.     4 

John  H.  Starin,  Pier  13,  North  River, 
New  York. 

Lt.  Daniel  Van  Voorhis,  Fort  Leaven- 
worth,  Kansas. 

Lt.  Howard  G.  Young,  Fort  Leavenworth, 
Kansas. 

Miss  Nancy  Sumner  King,  care  of  Bureau 
of  Insular  Affairs,  Washington  D.  C. 
First  American  white  legitimate  child 
of  American  parents,  born  in  the  Phil- 
ippine Islands,  under  American  occupa- 
tion. 


PHILIPPINE  CONSTABULARY. 


MEDAL   OF    HONOR,    WITH    DIPLOMA 

OF  GOLD  MEDAL  OR  SECOND 

CLASS. 

Maj.  Amos  D.   Haskell,  commanding  Ex- 
position Constabulary   Battalion. 


Capt.  F.  E.  Cofren,  Philippine  Constab- 
ulary, in  charge  of  Philippine  Constab- 
ulary exhibit. 

Lieut.  W.  H.  Loving,  Director  Constab- 
ulary Band. 


OFFICIAL  LIST  OF  AWARDS. 


157 


MEDALS  OP  HONOR,  WITH  DIPLOMA 

OF   SILVER   MEDAL  OR  THIRD 

CLASS. 

Captain  H.  J.  Castles. 

Capt.  E.  A.  Eckman. 

First   Lieut.   N.   S.   Gilpin,   Adjutant. 

Second  Lieut.  J.  S.  Manning,  Supply 
Officer. 

First  Lieut.  A.  A.  Cameron,  Medical  Offi- 
cer. 


Capt.  Ralph  W.  Jones,  commanding  Com- 
pany "B." 

First  Lieut.  Lucien  R.  Sweet,  command- 
ing Company  "A." 

First  Lieut.  Felix  Llorente,  Company  "B." 

First  Lieut.  C.  M.  Pendelton,  Company 
"A." 

Second  Lieut.  Modesto  Colmenares,  Com- 
pany "B." 

First  Lieut.  C.  E.  Bennett. 

Third  Lieut.  James  L.  Wood. 

Sub  Inspector  Antonio  Maximo. 


CONSTABULARY  BAND. 


MEDAL   OF   HONOR,   WITH    DIPLOMA 
OF  SILVER  MEDAL  OR  THIRD 

CLASS. 
Pedro  A.  Cruz,  Chief  Musician. 

MEDAL  OF  HONOR,  WITH  DIPLOMA 

OF  BRONZE  MEDAL  OR  FOURTH 
CLASS. 

Mack  Onofre,  First  Sergeant. 
Ignacio    M.    Acierto,    Principal   Musician. 
Pedro  B.  Navarro,  Principal  Musician. 
Juan  A.  Hernandez,  Drum  Major. 

SERGEANTS. 

Bonifacio  Trinidad. 
Augustin  Santos. 
Francisco   Soter. 
Victoriano  Flores. 
Fermin  Noguit. 
Valentin  de  Ocampo. 
Francisco  Estrada. 
Baldy  St.  John. 
Bernardino  Asinas. 

CORPORALS. 

Nicacio  Gaspar. 
Engracio  Mariano. 
Dionisio   Francisco. 


Honorio  Quirol. 
Marciano  Cristobal. 
Gregorio  San  Jose. 
Venancio  Zamudio. 
Alejandro  Malana. 
Cirilo  de  la  Cruz. 
Antonio  Cruz. 
Justo  Damian. 
Pedro  Gabriel. 
Pedro  Diaz. 
Cesario  Alcantara. 
Simeon  Garcia. 
Benito  Salonga. 
Mariano  Bernal. 
Sergt.-Maj.   Vincente   Domingo. 
Quartermaster-Sergeant  Bartholome  Sole- 
dad. 

MEDAL  OF  HONOR,  WITH  DIPLOMA 

OF   HONORABLE   MENTION   OR 

FIFTH   CLASS. 


PRIVATES. 


Sabas  Agbunag. 
Lorenzo  Afable. 
Eugenio  Alano. 
Sabas  Alcid. 
Flaviano  Alegra. 
Gregorio  Alverto. 
Francisco  Arceo. 
Braullo  Baello. 


158 


PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 


Patricio  Caballero. 
Severino  Cadiz. 
Vicente  Cadiz. 
Felix  Canlas. 
Donate  Carmen. 
Jose   Castro. 
Juaquin  Castueras. 
Vicente  Chan. 
Dionisio  de  la  Cruz. 
Hipolito  de  la  Cruz. 
Patricio  de  la  Cruz. 
Ponciano  Cubarrubias. 
Cristobal  Dacanay. 
Tomas  de  Guia. 
Geronimo   Guillen. 
Julian  Guiterrez. 
Filemon  Lardisabal. 
Doroteo  Larion. 
Florentine  Licerio. 
Bonifacio  Liera. 
Estanislao  Martin. 
Estanislao  Mauricio. 
Augustin  Medrano. 


Ansverto  Mendoza. 

Basilio  Mendoza. 

Segundo  del  Mundo. 

Alex  Nipales. 

Domingo   Pangilinan. 

Juan  Mendoza. 

Segundo  Perfecto. 

Rafael  Principe. 

Melecio  Rosario. 

Basilio  Rubio. 

Roman  Salita. 

Macario  San  Miguel. 

Esteban  Sapaula. 

Roman  Tayac. 

Apolinio  Tendilla. 

Epifanio  Valenzuela. 

Rufino  Villanueva. 

Zacarias  Villanueva. 

Catalino  Yguico. 

Private  Nicador  de  Guzman,  Medical  Di- 
vision. 

Private  Ricardo  de  la  Cruz,  Medical  Di- 
vision. 


CONSTABULARY. 


COMPANY  "A." 


MEDAL   OF  HONOR,   WITH    DIPLOMA      Miguel  Lopez. 


OF  BRONZE  MEDAL  OR  FOURTH 
CLASS. 

First  Sergeant  Bernardo  Gonzales. 


SERGEANTS. 


Urbano  Alvarez. 
Arcadio  Lizaso. 
Gavino  Yasay. 
Juan  Aguilar. 


Enrique  Martin. 
Natalio  Santos. 
Eduardo  Cavas. 
Mariano  Dalisay. 
Gregorio  Hombrebueno. 
Isaac  Molina. 
Irineo  Monson. 
Simeon  Ygloria. 

MEDAL    OF   HONOR,   WITH    DIPLOMA 

HONORABLE  MENTION  OR  FIFTH 

CLASS. 


CORPORALS. 


German  Alido. 
Ramon  Chico. 
Jose  Gayoso. 


MUSICIANS. 


Sixto  Almares. 
Pedro  San  Esteban. 
Quiterio  Ruidera. 


OFFICIAL  LIST  OF  AWARDS. 


159 


PRIVATES. 

Gavino  Alido. 
Guillermo  Abilong. 
Cayetano  Amar. 
Daniel   Apacible. 
Eustaquio  Bayaua. 
Ignacio  Bersamina. 
Honorio   Bonifacio. 
Reinaldo  Buenaventura. 
Magno  Cabiting. 
Jose    Calayag. 
Florentino  Constantino. 
Teodoro  Datun. 
Antonio  Alejandro. 
Andres   Addun. 
Joaquin  Amayo. 
Cipriano  Atienza. 
Antonio  Bacal. 
Geronimo    Bangues. 
Emeterio  Bolivar. 
Elias  Bunaning. 
Vicente   Cabiting. 
Tomas  Cesista. 
Venancio  Chaves. 
Mariano    Estoria. 
Teodoro   Escalante. 
Alipio  Eustaquio. 
Augustin  Flaviano. 
Jose    Fernandez. 
Miguel   Galang. 
Fernando   Galvez. 
Ibrahim. 
Kabalu. 
Kamang. 
Isaac  Laczon. 
Silverio  Lascano. 
Mamerto   Limos. 


Eduadro  Marzo. 
Mulud. 

Esteban  Nueda. 
Mariano  Ongoco. 
Ciriaco  Palomares. 
Pangasinan. 
Geronimo  Prez. 
Eleno  Puspos. 
Matias  Quintana. 
Juan  Rubio. 
Jose  Saavedra. 
Francisco  Santillana. 
Santiago  Tarroza. 
Eustaquio  Tuason. 
Jose  Villamil. 
Tomas  Esguerra. 
Francisco  Famatiga. 
Pedro  Fernando. 
Clemente  Flojo. 
Hilario  Gallardo. 
Atilano  Guzon. 
Jalan. 

Miguel  Jacobo. 
Santiago  Mosquera. 
Demetrio  Lara. 
Pedro  Latumbo. 
Lorenzo  Magalad. 
Felix  Mateo. 
Nasa. 

Nicanor  Olivar. 
Agapito  Octavo. 
Pantalam. 
Apolinario  Pascual. 
Filemon   Pingol. 
Felicisimo  Ravina. 
Placidio  Rosin. 
Tiburcio  Salvador. 
Epifanio  Samante. 
Magno   Taclub. 
Mariano  Tiangco. 
Francisco  Verdeflor. 


COMPANY  "B.' 

MEDAL  OF  HONOR,  WITH  DIPLOMA 
OF  BRONZE  MEDAL  OR  FOURTH 

CLASS. 
First  Sergeant  Juan  Balajadia. 


Marcelo  Torres. 
Jose  Casado. 
Maximo  Meiban. 


CORPORALS. 


SERGEANTS. 
Domingo  Manalastas. 


Simeon  Babasa. 
Sostenes  del  Castillo. 
Ciriaco  Espanola. 


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PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 


Fernando   Paular. 
Facundo  Penaflor. 
Pablo  Sonza. 
Agaton  Bacal. 
Eugenio  Luna. 
Meliton  Orasca. 
Manuel  Sanchez. 
Rosalio  Sendon. 
Agapito  Suarez. 

MEDAL   OF   HONOR,   WITH    DIPLOMA 

HONORABLE  MENTION  OR  FIFTH 

CLASS. 

PRIVATES. 

Vicente  Acosta. 
Marcelo  Agustin. 
Lorenzo  Aljibe. 
Monico  Anazarias. 
Tomas  Arriola. 
Felipe  Aurilio. 
Santiago  Banaac. 
Brigido  Barrera. 
Marcelino  Bedis. 
Antonio  Casanova. 
Carlos  Castaneda. 
Sixto  Casuguis. 
Marcos   Cumarat. 
Casimiro  de  Jesus. 
Nicolas  Denosta. 
Moises  Dulay. 
Cornelio  Adzuara. 
Bernabe  Alejandrino. 
German  Amante. 
Miguel  Antonio. 
Felipe  Artacho. 
Constancio  Balao. 
Tomas  Vargas. 
Pedro  Barrillo. 
Ambrosio  Cabacungan. 
Enrique  Casbadillo. 
Antonio  Cruz. 
Longino  de  la  Cruz. 
Agapito  de  la  Pena. 
Benito  Espejo. 
Sebero  Eco. 
Santiago  Funtanilla. 


Juan  Guerrero. 
Julio  Jovellanos. 
Segundo  Lazaro. 
Domingo  Leonor. 
Alejandro  Lobo. 
Vicente  Ludan. 
Gregorio  Macalalad. 
Ambrosio   Malapit. 
Marcelo  Miranda. 
Honorato  Morada. 
Basilio  Navarro. 
Bonifacio  Honato. 
Marcelo  Palla. 
Justo  Pasion. 
Maximiano  Percha. 
Maximiano  Pungla. 
Manuel  Quinagoran. 
Ignacio  Rojo. 
Ramon  Samson. 
Augustin  Serrano. 
Leonardo  Tesoro. 
Santiago  Tristeza. 
Francisco  Ventura. 
Doroteo  Yasay. 
Mariano  Fernandez. 
Alberto  Itilong. 
Victor  Kapunan. 
Felix  Leonardo. 
Casimiro  Lopez. 
Urbano  Losande. 
Teodoro  Lleva. 
Eugenio  Madrigal. 
Damasio  Mojica. 
Buenaventura  Morada. 
Faustino  Natnat. 
Andres  Oliva. 
Esteban  Oridiana. 
Roberto  Padre. 
Nasario  Palamos. 
Augustin  Policarpio. 
Esteban   Epifanio. 
Fausto  Reyes. 
Silverio  Resales. 
Anselmo  Sarnate. 
Leonardo  Sison. 
Pacifico  Tolentino. 
Nicomedes   Tubig. 
Aurelio  Yabut. 
Juan   Isip. 


PHILIPPINE  SCOUTS. 


MEDAL   OF   HONOR,  WITH   DIPLOMA 

OF  GOLD  MEDAL  OR  SECOND 

CLASS. 

Maj.    William   H.    Johnston    commanding 
Exposition  Scouts  Battalion. 


MEDAL    OF   HONOR,   WITH   DIPLOMA 

OF   SILVER   MEDAL   OR   THIRD 

CLASS. 

Chaplain  John    C.   Granville,   Fourteenth 
Cavalry. 


OFFICIAL  LIST  OF  AWARDS. 


161 


First  Lieut.  T.  B.  Taylor,  Eleventh  Cav- 
alry. 

First  Lieut.  J.  C.  Brady,  Fourth  Infantry, 
Adjutant  Battalion  Philippine  Scouts. 

First  Lieut.  C.  D.  Buck,  Assistant  Sur- 
geon U.  S.  Army. 

First  Lieut.  Boss  Reese,  Philippine 
Scouts. 

First  Lieut.  Wesley  King,  Philippine 
Scouts. 

First  Lieut.  John  A.  Paegelow,  Philip- 
pine Scouts. 

First  Lieut.  Julian  De  Court,  Philippine 
Scouts. 

First  Lieut.  Floyd  L.  Frissbie,  Philip- 
pine Scouts. 


First  Lieut.  Charles  E.  Dority,  Philippine 

Scouts. 
First  Lieut.  Edward  Dworak,  Philippine 

Scouts. 
First  Lieut.  Ray  Hoover,  Philippine 

Scouts. 
Second  Lieut.  Robert  Dickson,  Philippine 

Scouts. 
Second  Lieut.  George  McCue,  Philippine 

Scouts. 
Second  Lieut.  Crispulo  Patajo,  Philippine 

Scouts. 
Secon'd  Lieut.  Clay  Platt,  Philippine 

Scouts. 
Mr.  Ernest  G.  Fisher,  Director  Philippine 

Scouts  Band,  St.  Louis. 


30TH  COMPANY  PHILIPPINE  SCOUTS. 


MEDAL  OF  HONOR,  WITH  DIPLOMA 

OF  BRONZE  MEDAL  OR  FOURTH 

CLASS. 

First  Sergt.  Valeriano  Aquino. 
Quartermaster  Sergeant  Bernardo  Ramos. 

SERGEANTS. 

Guillermo  Bernaldo. 
Fautino  Ventura. 
Santiago  Haberia. 
Felipe  Berroya. 
Fermin  Manzanilla. 
Norberto  Sarmiento. 

CORPORALS. 

Pedro  Abeabe. 

Lorenzo  Alaba. 

Doroteo  Mateo. 

Damacio  Sanguyo. 

Cornello  Aragonez. 

Julian  Dizon. 

Brigido  Velando. 

Gavino  Callejas. 

Patricio  Lapina. 

Felix  Palma. 

Lance  Corporal  Marciano  Bautista. 

MEDAL   OF   HONOR,   WITH   DIPLOMA 

OF  HONORABLE   MENTION   OR 

FIFTH  CLASS. 

ARTIFICER. 
Gervacio  Ymson. 


COOKS. 

Santiago  Tambiao. 
En  gen  io  Jola. 

MUSICIANS. 

Gregorio  Bandajon. 

Moises  Flauria. 

Artificer  Gervacio  Ymson. 


PRIVATES. 

Elino  Abelino. 
Mariano  Albaris. 
Juan  Alvarez. 
Juan  Angeles. 
Mateo  Aquino. 
Ricardo  Aragon. 
Tiburcio  Apolinar. 
Calistro  Atencio. 
Crispulo  Bal. 
Albino  Balingit. 
Modesto  Balingit. 
Felix  Banta. 
Felix  Biron. 
Estanislao  Cansanay. 
Roman  Carrillo. 
Santo  de  la  Cruz. 
Juan  Cube. 
Manuel  Chantengco. 
Dionisio  Diocno. 
Miguel  Domingo. 
Julio  Ferril. 
Crispolo  Flores. 
Remdgio  Frami. 
Camilo  Gabriel. 
Francisco  Garcia. 
Victor  Garcia. 


162  PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 


Vicente  Gelbes.  Andres  Quinto. 

Santiago  Gonzales.  Maximo  Quinto. 

Filimon  Gregorio.  Sutero  Ramirez. 

Pantaleon  Guevara.  Pascual  Raymundo. 

Leoncio  Guevara.  Crisogono  Reantillo. 

Aguedo  Guevara.  Geronimo  Remerata. 

Francisco  Guevara.  .  Punciano  Revera. 

Pedro  Guituriano.  Pedro   Reyes. 

Mateo  Hastiva.  Simplicio  Ribera. 

Benito  Laloses.  Gil.  Saballero. 

Santiago  de  Lara.  Sotero  Sacramento. 

Mauricio  Largodisin.  Severino  Salazar. 

Pedro  Lope.  Regino  Sanguyo. 

Melencio  Luesale.  Macario  Silvero. 

Patricio  Magany.  Severino   de  los   Santos. 

Daniel  Marcilan.  Sylvestre  de  los  Santos. 

Eusebio  Mataluti.  Tito  Simbulan. 

Rufino  Mendoza.  Paulino  Soliman. 

Pedro  Mercado.  Pablo  Taala. 

Simon  Mercado.  Pedro  Tiamson. 

Jose  Munsayac.  Vicente  Torres. 

Mamerto  Molimbe.  Eusebio  Tumibay. 

Pedro  Natividad.  Marcelo  Vergara. 

Nicolas  Pablo.  Mariano  Ylao. 

Feliciano  Pajardo.  Alejandro  Ylao. 

Tomas  Perez.  Regino  Lopez. 

Isaac  Ponce.  Dionicio  Luna. 


47TH  COMPANY  PHILIPPINE  SCOUTS. 

MEDAL   OF   HONOR,   WITH   DIPLOMA      Lucio  Requintina. 

OF  BRONZE  MEDAL  OR  FOURTH 

Sesto  Lama. 

CLASS.  Marcelo  Barcelona. 

ENLISTED     MEN. 

MEDAL    OF   HONOR,   WITH   DIPLOMA 
First   Sergeant   Gabino   Gasataya. 
Quatermaster    Sergeant    Juan    Fernando.  OF  HONORABLE  MENTION  OR 

SERGEANTS.  FIF™  CLASS' 

Marcelino  de  la  Cruz. 

Cayetano  Caolian.  COOKS. 

Lucas  Cabarang. 

Emilio  Gerona.  Mariano  Libao. 

Angel  Calaspra.  Alejandro   Labanpa. 

Teodorico  Gayatin. 

MUSICIANS. 

CORPORALS. 

Felipe  Catagui. 

Esmael  Ninos.  Hilario  Calantuan. 

Primo  Robles. 

Modesto  Gargaritano. 

Cornelio    Gusman.  ARTIFICER. 

Manuel  Gelsana. 

Pomposo  Pagharion.  Bartolome  Cambronero. 


OFFICIAL  LIST  OF  AWARDS. 


163 


PRIVATES. 


Vicente  Alvarez. 
Jose  Armintia. 
Basilio  Verdeblanco. 
Bernaldo   Beroncal. 
Arcadio  Cabarles. 
Eusebio  Cabalfin. 
Bonifacio  Cabalfin. 
Gelacio  Cabangbang. 
Juan  Cabusbusan. 
Paulo  Cadiz. 
Ponciano  Caldito. 
Eugenio  Calayco. 
Antonio  Caluag. 
Catalino  Calibjo. 
Maximo  Caniban. 
Apolonio   Cambare. 
Marcelo  Camposano. 
Martin   Cambronero. 
Patricio  Canabal. 
Januario  Celestial. 
Bartolome  Dioso. 
Catalino  Doronila. 
Donate   Israel. 
Miguel  Etchenagocia. 
Bacilio  Francisco. 
Pastor  Gacurra. 
Santiago  Gentelizo. 
Timoteo  Hingco. 
Guillermo  Magabilen. 
Carlos  Maravilla. 
Augustin  Mondejar. 
Anselmo  Mondolado. 
Mauricio  Morales. 
Santiago  Ortega. 
Paulino  Ricardo. 
Marcelino  Resardo. 
Celedonio  Salde. 
Roman  Suplico. 
Arcadio  Torina. 


Mamerto  Villanueva. 
Justo  Tumayao. 
Valentin  Arcenio. 
Juan  Bartolome. 
Antonio  Bernal. 
Mariano  Buaya. 
Felipe  Cabarles. 
Cesario  Cabangbang. 
Raymundo  Cabillon. 
Severino  Caelian. 
Silvestre  Calad 
Santiago  Calasajan. 
Lucas  Calisura. 
Meliton  Calumno. 
Feliciano  Calumpiano. 
Ignacio  Altura. 
Antonio  Camarinas. 
Demetrio  Camposano. 
Cleto  Camina. 
Lucas  Capaque. 
Prospero  del  Rosario. 
Juan   Dominguez. 
Raymundo  Ducado. 
Bernardino  Esmaquilan. 
Policarpo  Fernandez. 
Felix  Flores. 
Venancio  Genoni. 
Domingo  Gonzales. 
Saturnine  Jaro. 
Alejandro  Manlapas. 
Ponciano  Matzan. 
Ramon  Monton. 
Estevan  Nobleza. 
Antallo  Palasaga. 
Eusebio  Refe. 
Calixto  Salcedo. 
Alejandro  Sarmiento. 
Mateo  Tengocia. 
Jacinto  Trompita. 
Alejo  Vansule. 
Hilario  Ygnacio. 


24TH  COMPANY  PHILIPPINE  SCOUTS. 


MEDAL  OF   HONOR,  WITH   DIPLOMA 

OF  BRONZE  MEDAL  OR  FOURTH 

CLASS. 

First   Sergeant    Pascual   Manrique. 
Quartermaster  Sergeant  Casciano  Galano. 

SERGEANTS. 

Martin  Aduan. 
Feliciano  Arcangel. 
Emeliano  Vasquez. 
Emeterio  Asis. 
Roque  Tomase. 
Agapito  Padilla. 


CORPORALS. 


Pascual  Dacanay. 
Matias  Suyot. 
Alejandro  Loyola. 
Miguel  Mangibin. 
Gregorio  Soliven. 
Baltazar  Andrada. 
Eduardo  Catudan. 
Regino  Matias. 
Sebastian  Bernabe. 
Nicomedes  de  la  Cruz. 


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PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 


MEDAL   OF   HONOR,   WITH   DIPLOMA 

OF  HONORABLE   MENTION   OR 

FIFTH   CLASS. 


COOKS. 


Sixto  Catudan. 
Feliciano  Roguian. 

MUSICIANS. 

Felix  Gusman. 
Domingo  Ynigo. 

ARTIFICER. 
Ciriaco  Fernandez. 

PRIVATES. 

Marcos  Acosta. 
Santiago  Agunat. 
Mariano  Alambra. 
Tomas  Andrada. 
Antonio  Arguelles. 
Felipe  Ascueta. 
Dionicio  Abuan. 
Victoriano   Aginaldo. 
Ambrosio  Apostol. 
Vidal  Bariento. 
Soterio  Bernabe. 
Santiago  Bollalayao. 
Fernando  Baklid. 
Bonifacio  Cacho. 
Brigido  Cabansag.  - 
Fermin  Cabanatan. 
Matias  Cabato. 
Domingo  Cadatal. 
Ysidoro  Cardinoza. 
Francisco  Casanova. 
Timoteo  Casanova. 
Norberto  Castolo. 
Cirilo  Dacanay. 
Rufino  Daus. 
Valentin  Daquigan. 
Gregorio  Dumbrigue. 
Cesario  Domingo. 
Gervacio  Domingo. 
Vidal  Domingo. 


Pedro  Ferrer. 
Jose  Franco. 
Augustin  Garcia. 
Dionicio  Garcia. 
Domingo  Huerto. 
Estanislao  Joven. 
Nicomedes  Layotan. 
Benito  Layaoen. 
Bernardo  Layaoen. 
German  Legaspi. 
Lorenzo  Legaspi. 
Julian  Macabeo. 
Pascual  Malabac. 
Vicente  Mamaba. 
Pedro  Mendoza. 
Marcelo  Chico. 
Agapito  Cruz. 
Cesario  de  la  Cruz. 
Policarpo  Macadangdang. 
Alejandro  Olmo. 
Teodolfo  Paliso. 
Julian  Pulpolaan. 
Eugenio  Ranada. 
Filomeno  Reyes. 
Pedro  Rodriguez. 
Clemente  Rondero. 
Honorato  Salinas. 
Daniel  Sigay. 
Rafael  Salvador. 
Vicente  Tadeo. 
Gregorio  Tamase. 
Felix  Valencia. 
Timoteo  Vidal. 
Raymundo  Miranda. 
Benito  Morla. 
Sulpicio  Manrique. 
Pedro  Mueses. 
Torcuato  Pacquing. 
Apolinario  Pascua. 
Catalino  Ramos. 
Guillermo  Real. 
Ygnacio  Reyes. 
Veronico  Rofisan. 
Perfecto  Rosero. 
Mariano  Santos. 
Andres  Soriano. 
Teodorico  Sibucao. 
Silvestre  Tamase. 
Leon  Valdez. 
Alejandro  Velasquez. 
Alejandro  Visaya. 


OFFICIAL  LIST  OF  AWARDS. 


165 


4TH  COMPANY  PHILIPPINE  SCOUTS, 


MEDAL   OF   HONOR,   WITH   DIPLOMA 

OF  BRONZE    MEDAL,    OR    FOURTH 

CLASS. 

First  Sergeant  Cornelio  Ramos. 
Quartermaster  Sergeant  Martin  Lugtu. 

SERGEANTS. 

Moises  Sunga. 
Mateo  Pabalate. 
Francisco  Bautista. 
Enrique  Palad. 
Pedro   Panganiban. 
Ciriaco  Bonifacio. 

CORPORALS. 

Mamerto  Garcia. 
Gregorio  Lagman. 
Cornelio  Reyes. 
Benito  Yumang. 
Juan  Garcia. 
Juan  Sunga. 
Leon  Trono. 
Marcelo  Mendoza. 
Bonifacio  Sunga. 
Pablo  del  Prado. 

MEDAL   OF   HONOR,   WITH    DIPLOMA 

OF   HONORABLE  MENTION,   OR 

FIFTH  CLASS. 

COOKS. 

Francisco  Lugtu. 
Maximino  Salangsang. 

MUSICIANS. 

Juan  Reyes. 

Julian  Laquindanum. 

ARTIFICER. 
Cornelio  Manansala. 

PRIVATES. 

Alfonzo,  Pedro. 
Anastacio,  Timoteo. 
Anicete,  Juan. 
Bautista,  Alejandro. 
Bautista,  Andres. 


Bautista,  Eleuterio. 
Bautista,  Felipe. 
Bernaldo,  Apolonio. 
Bernalte,  Fausto. 
Bueno,  Manuel. 
Busbus,  Rufino. 
Cabaltera,  Policarpio. 
Cabrera,  Mariano. 
Carlos,  Roman. 
Cabrera,  Bernabe. 
Cabrera,  Simproso. 
Caylao,  Juan, 
de  Ocampo,  Alfonzo. 
de  Ocampo,  Francisco, 
de  los  Reyes,  Pelagio. 
Dison,  Damaso. 
Dison,  Lorenso. 
Ducut,  Apolonio. 
Evangelista,  Manuel. 
Flores,  Ambrosio. 
Flores,  Mariano. 
Guevara,  Benito. 
Guinto,  Eugenio. 
Guinto,  Marcos. 
Lacanlale,  Rufino. 
Lagman,  Victorio. 
Laquindanum,  Tomas. 
Laxamana,  Pablo. 
Lobo,  Alberto. 
Lobo,  Matias. 
Macalino,  Graciano. 
Macalino,  Hugo. 
Magat,  Apolonio. 
Magat,  Juan. 
Maglalang,  Tomas. 
Magtutu,  Cipriano. 
Mallari,  Engracio. 
Mallari,  Eugenio. 
Mallari,  Juan  No.  2. 
Manansala,  Andres. 
Manansala,  Cornelio. 
Manansala,  Diego. 
Manansala,  Dionicio, 
Manansala,  Eulogio. 
Manansala,  Mateo. 
Manlapas,  Teodoro. 
Meneses,  Cayetano. 
Montano,  Simon. 
Musni,  Juan. 
Palo,  Camilo. 
Palo,  Severino. 
Pangan,  Andres. 
Ramos,  Ypolito. 
Salalac,  Mateo. 
Salalac,  Victor. 
Sicat,  Ypolito. 
Sicat,  Policarpio. 


166 


PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 


Sonza,  Casimiro. 
Suing,  Donate. 
Suing,  Prudencio. 
Suing,  Silverio. 
Sunga,  Ciriaco. 
Sunga,  Natalio. 
Sunga,  Quintin. 
Tolentino,  Fulgencio. 
Torno,  Julian. 
Tubig,  Faustino. 
Tubig,  Mamerto. 
Tuman,  Victor. 
Viray,  Apolonio. 
Viray,  Fortunate. 
,  Gabriel. 


Viray,  Luis. 
Yabut,  Engracio. 
Yambao,  Felipe. 
Yumang,  Simon. 

BATTALION   NON-COMMISSIONED 
STAFF. 

MEDAL    OF    HONOR    WITH    DIPLOMA 
OF  BRONZE  MEDAL,  OR  FOURTH 

CLASS. 
Sergeant  Major  Ygnacio  Abelino. 


PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION  GUARDS. 


MEDAL    OF    HONOR   WITH    DIPLOMA 
OF  SILVER  MEDAL,   OR  THIRD 

CLASS. 

Stanley  M.  Riggs,  Chief  Inspector. 
Wesley  Mader,  Asst.  Insp. 
C.  H.  Rosborough,  Asst.  Insp. 

MEDAL  OF  HONOR  WITH  DIPLOMA 

OF  BRONZE  MEDAL,  OR  FOURTH 

CLASS. 

James  Dent,  Asst.  Insp. 

C.  A.  Ballance. 

E.  J.  Biby. 

J.  Brandon. 

R.  S.  Brooks. 

C.  B.  Cahusac. 

E.  R.  Callahan. 

Guy  Cox. 

Ed  Darley. 

W.  Dickinson. 

H.  Flore. 


J.  C.  French. 
C.  E.  Grinstead. 
H.  Hake. 

C.  M.  Hess. 

M.  L.  Highsmith. 
A.  C.  Johnston. 

E.  M.  Lake. 
H.  Lang. 

J.  Lawrence. 
R.  V.  Lewis. 

F.  H.  Lockheart. 
A.  Lyons. 

D.  H.  Magaw. 
M.  S.  Mallory. 
J.  Maxwell. 
K.  McKanse. 
J.  McKee. 

R.  McKee. 
A.  Neldosa. 
J.  R.  Philips. 
J.  C.  Piper. 
M.  G.  Smith. 
D.  J.  Sullivan. 
C.  W.  Waldren. 
T.  P.  Walsh. 
O.  Weger. 
R.  A.  West. 


FILIPINO  STUDENTS. 


MEDAL    OF    HONOR   WITH    DIPLOMA 

OF  HONORABLE  MENTION,   OR 

FIFTH  CLASS. 

Timoteo  Abaya. 
Juan  R.  Abelino. 
Rafael  Acosta. 
Bernardo  Agana. 


Romarico  Agcaoili. 
Andres  Aguilar. 
Digno  Alba. 
Candido  M.  Alcazar. 
Orencio  Aligada. 
Ramon  J.  Alvarez. 
Silverio  Apostol. 
Jose  A.  Arboleda. 
Apolinario  Baltazar. 


OFFICIAL  LIST  OF  AWARDS. 


167 


Carlos  Barretto. 
Jose  Batungbacal. 
Mariano  Belledo. 
George  Bocobo. 
Firmo  S.  Borja. 
Pablo  Bueno. 
Jose  X.  Burgos. 
Joseph  F.  Cabrera. 
Mariano  B.  Carbonell. 
Mariano  M.  Cruz. 
Francisco  Delgado. 
Anastacio  Donate. 
Gregorio  Espinola. 
Jose  Espiritu. 
Asterio  Favis. 
Vicente  Fernandez. 
Gabriel  P.  Flores. 
Arsenio  Formoso. 
Vicente  Fragante. 
Silvino  Gallarde. 
Arturo  Garcia, 
Jose  Gomez. 
Liborio  Gomez. 
Isaias  P.  Gonzaga. 
Jose  Gonzalez. 
Potenciano  Guazon. 
Segundo  Hipilito. 
Hipolito  Hernando. 
Marceliano  Hidalgo. 
Ludovico  Hidrosollo. 
Estevan  Ibalio. 
Eustacio  S.  Ilustre. 
Delfin  Jaranilla. 
Mariano  de  Joy  a. 
Marshal  Kasilag. 
Fidel  Larracas. 
Pacifico  Laygo. 
Francisco  Llamado. 
Roque  Lomibao. 
Carlos  Lopez. 
Saturnine  Lopez. 
Vicente  G.  Manalo. 
Gregorio  Manuel. 
Canon  Monasterial. 


Mariano  Mondoviedo. 
Rafael  Montenegro. 
Ciriaco  Morada. 
Jose  Munoz. 
Pablo  Nacion. 
Ramon  Nakpil. 
Domingo  Natividad. 
Leon  J.  Nava. 
Antonio  Nera. 
Miguel  Nicdao. 
Jose  M.  Nieva. 
Ramon  Ochoa. 
Florentine  Oliver. 
Lorenzo  Onrubia. 
Balbino  Palmarez. 
Gregorio  Paredes. 
Ildefonso  Patdu. 
Ernesto  R.  Quirino. 
Emilia  Quisumbing. 
Eduardo  Ramirez. 
Gregorio  Ramirez. 
Joaquin  Ramos. 
Justo  Ramos. 
Francisco  Reyes. 
Jose  A.  Reyna. 
Jose  Rivera. 
Mateo  Roco. 
Ignacio  del  Rosario. 
Pelagio  Ruiz. 
Domingo  San  Jose. 
Alejandro  Santos. 
Jose  G.  Sanvictores. 
Pedro  Serrano. 
Andres  Sevilla. 
Antonio  Sison. 
Benito  Sunga. 
Alfonso  Tuason. 
Hilarion  L.  Valderas. 
Jose  Valdez. 
Felix  Valencia. 
Vicente  Varela. 
Natalio  Velez. 
Martin  P.  de  Veyra. 
Emilio  Villaneuva. 


VISAYAN  VILLAGE. 


MEDAL    OF    HONOR   WITH    DIPLOMA       MEDAL  OF    HONOR    WITH    DIPLOMA 


OF  SILVER  MEDAL,   OR  THIRD 
CLASS. 

W.    C.    Ayer,    Manager    Visayan    Village 

Theatre. 
J.  F.  Bromfield,  Manager  Visayan  Village 

Market. 

Juan  Deloso,  Director  of  Orchestra,  Iloilo. 
Rev.  Fr.  Manu«l  Peypoch,  S.  J.,  St.  Louis. 


OF  BRONZE  MEDAL,  OR  FOURTH 
CLASS. 

Consolacion  Agudo. 
Carlos  Arana., 
Melencio  Arana. 
Consuelo  Asuncion. 
Dionisio  Asuncion. 
Aurelio  Avellar. 


168 


PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 


Guillermo  Baylen. 

Feliciana  Belarmino. 

Daniel  Belvis. 

Francisco  Berlin. 

Macario  Candelaria. 

Agapito  Castro. 

Juan  Conjugacion. 

Emilio  Constantino. 

Pedro  Coronel. 

Emiliana  Dayro. 

Juan  Deloso,  Jr. 

Leon  Dolor. 

Maria  Dolores. 

Rosa  Estores. 

Escolastica  Flores. 

Fortunato  Franco. 

Jose  Franco. 
Luisa  Franco. 
Salud  Franco. 
Salud  Funcion. 
Silvestre  Gordoncillo. 
Sisto  Granf  el. 
Fortunata  Gregorio. 
Graciana  Gregorio. 
Vicente  Gregorio. 
Marciana  Huerbana. 
Ignacio  Jardinico. 
Baldomera  Javier. 
Fructuoso  Jimenez. 
Andres  Ponce  de  Leon. 
Andrea  Linqueco. 
Eleuteria  Linqueco. 
Maria  de  la  Paz  Linqueco. 
Teresa  Lopez. 
Sinforosa  Lumugdan. 
Felipe  Macabinta. 
Filemon  Magbanua. 
Josefina  Maquiling. 
Ceferino  Maranon. 
Quintin  Maranon. 
Ruperto  Martinez. 
Francisca  Marsan. 
Benedicta  Maying. 
Saturnina  Maysing. 


Crispina  Molinae. 

Eufemia  Montana. 

Arcadia  Montero. 

Jose  Monteyro. 

Albina  Mosquera. 

Rita  Obseman. 

Epifanio  Octaviano. 

Pantaloon  Octaviano. 

Aurelia  Ormas. 

Francisca  Ormas. 

Clothilde  Jiz  de  Ortega. 

Natividad  Jiz  de  Ortega. 

Vicente  Jiz  de  Ortega. 

Ignacia  Osano. 

Genoveva  Palma. 

Sisto  Palma. 

Maria  de  la  Paz. 

Mansueto  Perez. 

Apolonio  Quesada. 

Fernando  Ramirez. 

Marina  Ramirez. 

Teresa  Ramirez. 

Sofia  Secreto. 

Romualdo  Sejub. 

Pablo  Sequito. 

Silvestre  Sigre. 

Fernando  Silva. 
Louis  Francis  Silva. 
Procesa  Silva. 
Ruperto  Silva. 
Saturnina  Silva. 
Gervacio  Simeras. 
Ignacio  Sindico. 
Rufino  Siuagan. 
Leoncio  Sobo. 
Jose  Sobremesana. 
Emilio  Sornillo. 
Vivencio  Sossa. 
Ciriaca  Sultania. 
Tomas  Superio. 
Maria  Tiquin. 
Tomas  Torres. 
Rosendo  Velasquez. 
Julian  Villanueva. 
Elias  Yosay. 
Encarnacion  Yulo. 


SAMAL  MORO  VILLAGE. 


MEDAL  OF    HONOR    WITH    DIPLOMA 
"   OF  GOLD  MEDAL,   OR   SECOND 

CLASS. 
Datto  Facundo. 

MEDAL  OF    HONOR    WITH    DIPLOMA 
OF  SILVER  MEDAL,   OR  THIRD 

CLASS. 

W.  A.  Long,  Asst.  Manager. 
Ralph  McFie,  Asst.  Manager. 


MEDAL  OF  HONOR  WITH  DIPLOMA 

OF  BRONZE  MEDAL,  OR  FOURTH 

CLASS. 

Baja. 

Dabat. 

Danga. 

Facdac. 

Tapsin. 


OFFICIAL  LIST  OF  AWARDS. 


169 


MEDAL  OF    HONOR    WITH    DIPLOMA 

Lapuchi. 

Leoc. 

OF  HONORABLE   MENTION,   OR 

Maldani. 

FIFTH  CLASS. 

Mandan. 

Manjane. 

Acong. 

Melasig. 

Momma. 

Amil. 

Ormo. 

Anis. 

Sala. 

Arsenio. 

Salalia. 

Arum. 

Sampili. 

Badin. 

Samsia. 

Balila. 

Sarangban. 

Bulang. 

Sardini. 

Dauami. 

Sumlia. 

Ebid. 

Tabac. 

Galo. 

Tandua. 

Iman  Ylali. 

Tingi. 

Juli. 

Uby. 

Kiedahom. 

Ucat. 

LAKE  LANAO  MORO  VILLAGE. 


MEDAL  OF    HONOR    WITH    DIPLOMA 

OF  SILVER  MEDAL,  OR  THIRD 

CLASS. 

Datto  Asirtne. 

Mandae  Cochero. 

Sultan  Demasanki. 

Fabiano. 

Priest  Lumbayanagi. 

Sultan  Pitilan. 

MEDAL  OF  HONOR  WITH  DIPLOMA 

OF  BRONZE  MEDAL,  OR 

FOURTH  CLASS. 

Sultan  Ambuli. 
Sultan  Ambulong. 
Datto  Marahui. 
Sultan  Songhalli. 
Sumdude. 
Sultan  Sungud. 


MEDAL  OF    HONOR    WITH    DIPLOMA 

OF  HONORABLE  MENTION,  OR 

FIFTH  CLASS. 

Anac. 

Batingolo. 

Calunang. 

Decol. 

Didi. 

Guerguy. 

Lelang. 

Lemigas. 

Lucsumama. 

Lugian. 

Macetoian. 

Maguman. 

Mariano. 

Ominen. 

Oracco. 

Pagunyan. 

Panero. 

Pedro. 

Sagumbar. 

Saledoain. 

Samper. 

Talib. 

Temon. 

Toker. 


170 


PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 


BAGOBO  VISAGE. 


MEDAL  OP    HONOR    WITH    DIPLOMA 
OF  SILVER  MEDAL,   OR  THIRD 

CLASS. 
Domingo  Claver. 

MEDAL  OF    HONOR    WITH    DIPLOMA 

OF  HONORABLE   MENTION,   OR 

FIFTH  CLASS. 

Abe. 

Akil. 

Juan  Alang. 
Bulan  Amboc. 
Simeon  Auti. 
Anget  Ayang. 
Modesto  Barrera. 
Uilano  Ele. 
Lorenzo  Eqmanon. 


Juan  Ida. 
Ubal  Ido. 
Dausa  Inaba. 
Laurino  Lasiban. 
Domingo  Leal. 
Daniel  Matote. 
Santiago  Palad. 
Tomafi  Talima. 
Julian  Tamayo. 
Maximo  Torreno. 
Antonio  Ulano. 
Ramon  Untas. 


WOMEN. 


Amayan. 
Josefa  Catmog. 
Tomasa  Dugoy. 
Dominga  Duman. 
Ginang  Gonzalez. 
Hermojena  Idanan. 
Filomena  Mandian. 
Paula  Unsay. 


IGOROT  VILLAGE. 


MEDAL  OF    HONOR    WITH    DIPLOMA 

OF  GOLD  MEDAL,   OR   SECOND 

CLASS. 

Antonio,  Chief  Bontoc   Igorots. 

MEDAL  OF    HONOR    WITH    DIPLOMA 

OF  SILVER  MEDAL,   OR   THIRD 

CLASS. 

A.  M.  Pettit,  Asst.  Manager. 
Mrs.  Adele  G.  Wilkius,  Vienna. 
Bayungasin,  Chief,  Suyoc  Igorots. 
Ysiguan,  Presidente  of  the  Tinguianes. 

MEDAL  OF  HONOR  WITH  DIPLOMA 

OF  BRONZE  MEDAL,  OR  FOURTH 

CLASS. 

Julio  Balanaug,  Assistant. 
Lazardo  Bibit.  Assistant. 


MEDAL  OF    HONOR    WITH    DIPLOMA 

OF  HONORABLE  MENTION,  OR 

FIFTH  CLASS. 

BONTOC   IGOROTS. 

Aggos. 

Francisca  Alejio. 

Alonney. 

Angay. 

Angpeo. 

Petra  Antonio. 

Aongay. 

Apagquat. 

Petra  Arranz. 

Asil. 

Aspil. 

Attao. 

Maria  Belanaug. 

Ballicas. 

Benigna. 

Bomatang. 

Pedro  Bonito. 

Caboyas. 

Antero  Cabrara. 

Caplaan. 


OFFICIAL  LIST  OF  AWARDS. 


171 


Caplis. 

SUYOC  IGOROTS. 

Chainen. 

Chonegma. 

Aponen. 

Congo. 

Bacosen. 

Cortapia. 

Basgnuid. 

Dagumay. 

Bilig. 

Domingo. 

Caluten. 

Faclamgan. 

Cuytop. 

Falagsay. 

Dangusan. 

Falingao. 

Domona. 

Fangove. 

Lagney. 

Fattane. 

Lubuc. 

Fongging. 

Madenis. 

Ladoy. 

Maura. 

Langilang. 

Obleka. 

Lape. 

Paguin. 

Limangan. 

Pedro. 

Liney. 

Pig. 

Liney. 

Polican. 

Locogan. 

Sadipan. 

Logindot. 

Sagued. 

Loiod. 

Saperono. 

Lomioes. 

Singwa. 

Losnoy. 

Sudong. 

Maiyoc. 

Tugmena. 

Mangenteo. 

Utingni. 

Mariano. 

Ngole. 

Ogoy. 

TINGUIANES. 

Ossey. 

Padagueg. 

Aonen. 

Pangamy. 

Apaling. 

Pelo. 

Balanay. 

Pinmaing. 

Balog. 

Ponchad. 

Beitado. 

Puiasen. 

Bungay. 

Rsacla. 

Cadalig. 

Rufina. 

Catilano. 

Sabyan. 

Danangan. 

Semey. 

Lagban. 

Soecag. 

Latacan. 

Soy  am. 

Paloay. 

Soyan. 

Pangao. 

Tidioy. 

Taguiay. 

Isidore  Tuason. 

Ulasim. 

Ynis. 

Valen. 

Ytitan. 

Yblogan. 

NEGRITO  VILLAGE. 


MEDAL  OF    HONOR    WITH    DIPLOMA 

OF  SILVER   MEDAL,   OR  THIRD 

CLASS. 

G.  W.  Fairley,  Asst.  Manager, 
lamot,  Capitan  of  the  Tribe. 


MEDAL  OF  HONOR  WITH  DIPLOMA 

OF  BRONZE  MEDAL,  OR  FOURTH 

CLASS. 

Ibag. 

Quintero  Mendoza. 

Pedro  Semilla. 

Valeriano  Mendoza  Soriano. 


172 


PHILIPPINE  EXPOSITION. 


MEDAL  OF    HONOR  WITH    DIPLOMA 

Luisa. 

Marisa. 

OF  HONORABLE  MENTION,   OR 

Miliong. 

FIFTH  CLASS. 

Ninoy. 

Onda. 

Andang. 

Polonia. 

Andia. 

Rufino. 

Basilio. 

Sebia. 

Bihinang. 

Teresa. 

Carmen. 

Tiberio. 

Claro. 

Tili. 

Filomena. 

Toyang. 

Humalin. 

Zayas. 

Jorge. 

Jose. 

MANGYANES. 

Juan. 

Kamahlan. 

Dalionan. 

Kario. 

Kario. 

Kika. 

Sabong. 

Kiko. 

Sinhigan. 

VISAYAN  MIDGETS. 

MEDAL  OF  HONOR  WITH  DIPLOMA  OF  BRONZE  MEDAL,  OR  FOURTH 

CLASS. 
Juan  de  la  Cruz,  Iloilo.  Martina  de  la  Cruz,  Iloilo. 


Sanctioned  and  Promulgated  in  conformity  with  the  Resolution  of  the 
Superior  Jury  of  the  Philippine  International  Jury  of  Awards  of  October  14th, 
by  the  committee  appointed  by  the  same. 


[Signed] 


WILLIAM  P.  WILSON, 

First  Vice-President. 

GUSTAVO  NIKDKRLEIN, 

Secretary. 

LEON  M.  GUERRERO, 

Assistant  Secretary. 


St.  Louis,  Mo.,  December  1,  1904. 


OFFICIAL  LIST  OF  AWARDS. 


173 


ADDITIONAL  LIST  OF  MEDALS  OF   HONOR. 
GOLD  MEDAL  OR  SECOND  CLASS. 


Dr.  Alejandro  Albert,  Manila,  P. -I. 

Hon.  John  M.  Allen,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Gregorio  Araneta,  Solicitor  General, 
Manila,  P.  I. 

Juan  A.  Araneta,  Maao,  Negros  Occ. 

Cay etano  Arellano,  Chief  Justice,  Manila, 
P.  I. 

Tomas  Arguelles,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Dr.  Fred  Atkinson,  care  of  Bureau  of 
Insular  Affairs,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Charles  S.  Banks,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Hon.  Frederick   A.    Betts,    Member   Su- 
perior Jury. 

Marcial  Calleja,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Alfredo  de  Castro,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Felipe  Calderon,  Manila,  P.  I. 

M.  0.  Chance,  care  of  Secretary  of  War, 
Washington,  D.  C. 

Ramon  B.  Genato,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Hon.  Martin  H.  Glynn,  Member  Superior 
Jury. 

Hon.    Laurence   H.   Grahame,    Member 
Superior  Jury. 

Guillermo  Gomez,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Manuel  de  Iriarte,  Manila,  P.  I. 

John   H.    Landis,   Superintendent   U.   S. 
Mint,  Philadelphia. 

Ceferino  de  Leon,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Juan  de  Leon,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Hon.  William  Lindsay,  Second  Vice-Presi- 
dent Superior  Jury. 

Leoncio  G.  Liquete,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Vicente  Llamas,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Jose  de  Loyzaga  y  Ageo,  Manila,  P.  I. 

Eusebio  Luzuriaga,  Manila,  P.  I. 


Dr.  Manuel  Gomez  Martinez,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Alejandro  R.  Mendoza,  Manila.  P.  I. 
Enrique  Mendiola,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Hon.  John  F.    Miller,    Member   Superior 

Jury. 
Hon.    George     W.     McBride,     Member 

Superior  Jury. 

Vicente  Nepomuceno,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Vicente  Noel,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Leon  Novenario,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Hon.  Juan  Pimentel,  Manila,  P.  I. 
John    Biddle    Porter,    care     of     Bureau 

Insular  Affairs,  Washington,  D.  C. 
Jose  Quadras,  Sr.,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Mariano  M.  Ramirez,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Rafael  0.  Ramos,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Jose  Rivera,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Alejandro  Roces,  Paete,  Laguna. 
Dr.  Baldomero  Roxas,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Gen.  Jos.  P.  Sanger,  Director  Philippine 

Census. 
John  C.  Scofield,  War  Dept.,  Washington, 

D.  C. 
Hon.  Philip  D.  Scott,   Member   Superior 

Jury. 

Vincente  Singson,  Vigan,  Ilocos  Sur. 
Manuel  Sityar,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Juan  Sumulung,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Hon.  John  M.  Thurston,  Member  Superior 

Jury. 

W.  C.  Tipton,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Isabelo  Tampinco,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Gervasio  Unson,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Fr.  Raymundo  Velazquez,  Manila,  P.  I. 
Dr.  W."  S.  Washburn,  Manila,  P.  I. 
L.  R.  Wilfley,  Attorney  Gen.  Manila,  P.I. 


Sanctioned  and  promulgated  in  conformity  with  the  Resolution  of  the  Superior 
Jury  of  the  Philippine  International  Jury  of  Awards  of  October  14th,  by  the  committee 
appointed  by  the  same. 


[Signed] 


WILLIAM  P.  WILSON, 

First  Vice-President. 

GUSTAVO  NIEDERLEIN, 

Secretary. 

LEON  M.  GUERRERO, 

Assistant  Secretary. 


ST.  Louis,  Mo.,  December  11,  1904. 


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